History
a period of one hundred years
century
worried
concerned
to tilt your upper body forward, backward, or to the side
lean
to speak in a very soft, quiet breath so only the person next to you can hear
whisper
an area filled with factories, warehouses, and large-scale business production
industrial
a group of people who live together, usually in areas far away from cities, and who share the same culture and language
tribe
an adjective which means to be extremely angry
furious
to shiver or shake a little, often because you are scared, cold, or nervous
tremble
to hit something very lightly, often to get someone’s attention
tap
a place or group that has a lot of variety and many different types of people or things
diverse
someone who lives in a particular town or city, has legal documents of this country, and can vote
citizen
an idiom which means to be very pleased and includes some space body
to be over the moon
to rest on one or both of your knees instead of standing
kneel down
to talk in a low voice and run your words together so people cannot understand you
mumble
relating to a city or a heavily populated town area
urban
a relative who lived a long time ago
ancestor
an adjectives which means to be extremely frightened
petrified
to stroll around aimlessly without a specific destination or hurry
wander
to make a high-pitched musical sound by blowing air through your lips
whistle
a place that is located very far away from any cities or big towns; isolated
remote
a phrase which means to be allowed to express your choice or opinion in an election
get the vote
an adjective which means to be happy that something unpleasant has not happened or has ended
relieved
when something (like a door) moves quickly and smoothly to an open position
swing open
to let out a long, deep breath that shows you are tired, frustrated, or relieved
sigh
a neighborhood designed specifically for living, containing mostly houses or apartments rather than businesses
residential