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WorksheetsUnit 1 - Writing Freedom Vocabulary
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which term describes rights such as life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness that cannot be surrendered?
prolific
prescribed
unalienable
imperial
To accept something reluctantly but without protest is to do what?
assent
exercise
acquiesce
redress
A government that is cruel and oppressive is best described as what?
fiat
vigilant
rectitude
tyranny
Which word means to agree to or approve of something after consideration?
ratify
petitioned
acquiesce
assent
In a civics context, to exercise power means what?
sign a treaty officially
write formal requests
use governmental authority
remedy an unfair outcome
A formal written request to authority, often signed by many people, is called a what?
decree
fiat
petition
edict
Which term means to remedy or set right an undesirable situation?
ratify
enact
abolish
redress
To give formal consent to a treaty, making it officially valid, is to do what?
inaugurate
redress
enact
ratify
To make a bill into law is to what?
enact
prescribe
ratify
petition
Someone keeping careful watch for possible danger is being what?
sovereign
vigilant
prolific
rectitude
Unanimous means what in decision making?
plurality support
simple majority
executive veto
complete agreement
To abolish an institution means to do what?
watch carefully
remove or end
approve reluctantly
make into law
Annihilation most nearly means what?
complete destruction
official approval
moral correction
formal request
If someone is absolved, they are what?
elevated to office
bound by treaty
freed from obligation
guilty of treason
To actively break the terms or agreement of a contract is
assent
alienate
abolish
infringed
Morally correct behavior or thinking is
reason
rectitude
redress
respect
