A person fighting to end slavery

government of a country by its people, after being a colony

To do something continuously, nonstop

principles group of English Protestants of the late 16/ 17th centuries

To be kept in darkness without knowledge

something that's associated with the devil

country/area under full/partial political control/ of another country

holding religious beliefs other than those of a main/ recognized religions.

someone not religious,does not practice one of the world's main religion

the intellectual and philosophical movement that occurred in Europe

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Cease
To end or stop doing something
To drop to the ground and shake
To forcefully grab something
A really delicious salad
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IMPORTUNITY
the motion that a boat makes on water
to throw an object quickly
a sudden stop of motion
persistent or annoying
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Tumultuous
The ability to change shapes or form
An extremely intelligent, sophisticated person
To be honest and ethical about decisions
Loud emotional or disruptive
4
Abolitionist
To talk non-stop
A person fighting to end slavery
A sharpened and pointy object
A journey or voyage
5
forestall
to be independent
a place that you keep 4 horses
a loud and disruptive outburst
to prevent or obstruct
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Scornful
To travel from place to place
To show hatred or contempt
To jokingly call someone out and tease
To shake something violently
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Self government
government of a country by its people, after being a colony
when a person decides they run the government
being independent and governing of one's self
a population of less than 250 people that has a king
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Incessantly
To do something continuously, nonstop
To ascend or go upwards
A slow and tedious motion
To strike something
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PURITANISM
the period in the 1920s with prohibition
A group of artists and painters from the Renaissance era
A group that hailed from China and sailed to Australia
principles group of English Protestants of the late 16/ 17th centuries
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Benighted
To be crowned by a queen as royalty
To be sentenced and convicted of a crime
To run away from to avoid conviction
To be kept in darkness without knowledge
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SABLE
black in color
the crunchy stuff on the pizza
a place where you keep horses
a fund that is use to raise money for the needy
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DIABOLIC
The uppermost part of a mountain
To take preventative action
A hot, spicy sauce that enhances food
something that's associated with the devil
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ELIXIR
to avoid confrontation
an emotional outburst
A magical potion or drink
something done spontaneously
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COLONIES
the uppermost part of a leg and hip
country/area under full/partial political control/ of another country
to pull and shove until a object falls and breaks
An uproar or commotion that causes a stir
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SUFFICE
the surface of a table or counter
To be sufficient or adequate
an object that is rounded and smooth
a person that controls others
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PAGAN
a gang of motorcycle riders from California
holding religious beliefs other than those of a main/ recognized religions.
A settlement in Boston, Massachussets during the colonial era
The sudden, jarring motion of an earthquake
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HEATHEN
group of colonists that sailed on the Mayflower set up colonies New England
The sum or multiple parts or numbers that is then divided by itself times 3
someone not religious,does not practice one of the world's main religion
emotional outbursts that a child makes when their sibling takes their stuff
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ENLIGHTENMENT
the intellectual and philosophical movement that occurred in Europe
When you put on a light and it brightens the room
creating art and music for entertainment purposes
The period in which the stock market crashes

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