Worksheets1st Quarter Vocabulary
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 35mins
Bias
Prejudice in favor or against something
Something that can be proven
To make a well informed guess
To bring out the meaning of something
Fact
Something that can be proven with evidence
Prejudice in favor or against something
A personal view or attitude
Belief in one God
Opinion
Prejudice in favor or against something
Fact
A personal view or attitude, that cannot be proven for certain
First hand experience left behind by a witness who was present at the time.
Interpret
Prejudice in favor or against something
Fact
A personal view or attitude, that cannot be proven for certain
To bring out the meaning of something, to translate
Infer
Prejudice in favor or against something
To bring out he meaning of something
A personal view or attitude, that cannot be proven for certain
To make a well informed guess, an educated guess
Primary Source
First hand experience left behind by a witness who was present at the time
Materials that are interpreted from primary sources
A personal attitude or view, that cannot be proven for certain
Prejudice in favor or against something
Secondary Source
First hand experience left behind by a witness who was present at the time
Materials that are interpreted from primary sources
Propaganda
Polytheistic
Propaganda
First hand experience left behind by a witness who was present at the time
Materials that are interpreted from primary sources
Information, ideas, or rumors spread to help or harm a person, group, nation, etc.
Polytheistic
Monotheistic
Belief in one God
Belief in many gods
First hand experience that was left behind by a witness who was present at the time.
Something that can be proven with evidence.
Polytheistic
Belief in one God
Belief in many gods
Fact
Opinion
Prejudice against Jews
Bias
Chivalry
Hitler
anti-Semitism
Man Made object. Example include tool, weapon, or jewelry
Barter
Artifact
Fief
Franks
Form of trade in which people exchange goods and services without use of money
Feudalism
Serf
Barter
Artifact
Code of behavior for knights in Medieval Europe, stressing ideas such as courage, loyalty, and devotion
Knights
Chivalry
Franks
Vassels
A political System in which nobles are granted the use of lands that legally belong to their king, in exchange for their loyalty, military service and protection of the people who live on the land.
Feudalism
Monarchy
Vassals
Fief
An estate granted to a vassal by a lord under the feudal system in Medieval Europe
Serf
Fief
Barter
Vassal
Germanic people who settled in Roman province of Gaul (France) est. a great empire during the Middle Ages.
Franks
Germans
Muslims
French
Monotheistic religion, followers are called Muslims, worship one all-knowing God, known as Allah
Islam
Arabic
Protestant
Catholic
A medieval peasant legally bound to live on a lord's estate
King
Knight
Vassal
Serf
In Feudal Europe a person who received a grant of land from a lord in exchange for a pledge of loyalty and service.
Knight
Vassal
Noblemen
Serf
Fervent, filled with eagerness in pursuit of something
Zealous
Abate
Fruition
Concede
To reduce, lessen
Augment
Thwart
Brandish
abate
To increase in growth, size, strength, loudness or scope
Zealous
Augment
Incisive
Disparate
Point that something comes to maturity or reaches a desired outcome. (Achievement of something desired)
Clout
Concede
Fruition
Augment
To keep someone from achieving their goals or plans
Thwart
Concede
Zealous
Augment
Extremely different in quality or character
Augment
Concede
Disparate
Abate
To wave something especially a weapon in a threatening way
Bashing
Brandish
Fruition
Thwart
Quick to understanding, analyze, or act
Brandish
Incisive
Clout
Abate
Pull or influence
Clout
Charisma
Concede
Fruition
Unwillingly give up or relinquish
Brandish
Clout
Incisive
Concede
An event with disastrous consequences
The study of religion and God
Intense hostility toward a person or thing
To place two or more things together
juxtapose
Not straightforward or direct, indirect and unclean
Oblique
Calamity
Berate
Vague
A positive bond or friendly relationship based on friendship, trust and a sense of shared concern
rapport
An ambitious flatterer who tries to improve his status by fawning over those in authority
Designed for practical use, rather than beauty; pragmatic
utilitarian
Antagonistic, unfavorable, dangerous
berate
adverse
calamity
sycophant
Tends to show off one's learning
pedantic
To cross a line and do something wrong
Watchful and alert, especially to danger or wrongdoing
To scold vehemently
Intimidating, causing one to lose courage
daunting
Consisting of a diverse variety of elements
eclectic
Incorrect or misleading
Fallacious
Harrowing
To urge, spur, incite into action
goad
Greatly distressing, vexing
harrowing
Exemplary, flawless
impeccable
Unpredictable, impulsive; prone to making sudden unplanned changes
capricious
