WorksheetsDeclaration of Independence Vocabulary
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
unwarrantable jurisdiction
alienable rights
unalienable rights
consanguinity
Formally put an end to something.
abolish
prudence
despotism
usurpations
Cautiousness, being careful.
adventurous
audacious
prudence
foolhearted
Not long lasting/Not permanent
magnanimity
ostentatious
enduring
transient
To make clear or to show
vague
evinces
despotism
redress
To seize or exercise authority or possession wrongfully.
petition
inquire
usurpations
tyranny
The exercise of absolute power, especially in a cruel and opposite way.
prudence
despotism
transient
congenial
A leader to rules cruelly and oppressively
President
King
Tyrant
Philanthropist
to make a formal request
petition
abolish
invalid
acquiesce
to fix or make something right
abbaration
conjured
redress
denounce
referring to fellow "Christian Brothers" in the Declaration of Independence
brethren
coven
sorority
consanguinity
No justification to enforce laws in a certain area.
Unwarrantable jurisdiction
emancipation proclamation
manifest destiny
search and seizure
Generous nature
depleted
miserly
magnanimity
despotism
Beg and plead
command
prudence
discourage
conjure
Descended from the same ancestor.
consanguinity
unrelated
unassociated
usurper
Reluctantly accept without protest.
hinder
dispute
despotism
acquiesce
Publicly declare something to be wrong or evil
applaud
denounce
commend
petition
