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100

easily understood or obvious (6)

manifest, adj.

100

 Enthusiasm

exuberance,

100

 the state of being odd, unusual, or distinctive

peculiarity, n.

100
  • one who compromises or adapts to the attitudes of someone else (28)

accommodationist

100

curiosity and eagerness to learn

inquisitiveness, n.

200

forced or driven to do something

compelled, v.

200

a withdrawal or going back from a forward position

recession, n.

200

 curiosity and eagerness to learn

inquisitiveness,

200

 the deprivation of the right to vote (21)

political disenfranchisement, n.

200

. the deprivation of the right to vote (21)

political disenfranchisement, n

300

 a unit in an army (12)

regiment, n.

300
  •  the state of being sharp, quick, or intense

acuteness, n.

300

a person who supports extending the right to vote, especially to women

suffragist, n.

300

the capacity to float or rise to the top

buoyancy, n.

300

 the state of being odd, unusual, or distinctive

peculiarity, n.

400

 the adoption of the ways of another culture (9)

assimilation, n.

400

 besides; in addition

withal, n.

400

 a decision, usually by a government, not to punish a person or group that has committed a crime (13)

amnesty, n.

400

the killing of a person by a mob, often by hanging (28)

lynching, n

400

the killing of a person by a mob, often by hanging (28)

lynching, n.

500

a decision, usually by a government, not to punish a person or group that has committed a crime (13)

amnesty, n.

500

 useful means to an end

expedients, n.

500

one who compromises or adapts to the attitudes of someone else (28)

accommodationist, n.

500

 never stopping; constant

incessant,

500

the state of being sharp, quick, or intense

acuteness, n.

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