First Amendment
protest
a statement or action expressing disapproval of or objection to something
suspended
a delay; stopped temporarily
media
types of ways we get information or entertainment; examples- TV news channels, social media, websites, TV shows, movies, YouTube, music, videos, podcasts, books, magazines, radio, video games
global
happening all over the world
active
engaging or ready to engage in physically energetic situations
cyberbullying
bullying that takes place online; examples: text message, email, social media, video chat
competition
a game with different teams; tournament
multitasking
doing more than one task at the same time
A prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall, leading to a shortage of water
clumsy
awkward in movement or handling things; knock things over, bump into things
civil rights
social freedom and equality of all people and citizens
practical
it makes the most sense; it is the best and most efficient way
detrimental
causes harm or damage
crisis
major disaster, danger, trouble, difficulty
critical
expressing judgment or disapproval
profanity
blasphemous or obscene language; cussing or swearing
franchise
business that has a group of things related to one idea; makes a lot of money for their brand
worrisome
causing anxiety or concern
extinction
disappearance of a plant or animal species; does not exist anymore
considerate
careful not to cause hurt or inconvenience to others
constitutional
related to the U.S. Constitution; the freedoms and rights of people in the U.S.
unanimous
everyone agrees
correlational
connection or relationship between two things
humanitarian
having to do with helping people; human welfare
confident
feeling that you believe in yourself and can rely on yourself