Government
An agreement where each person gives up something to solve a problem.
compromise
Feeling tired or exhausted, often from too much work or effort.
Weary
A period of 10 years
decade
A device that makes distant objects seem larger and nearer.
telescope
A type of government where people get to vote and make decisions together.
democracy
To allow something to happen or to accept something you don't like.
Tolerate
To shine or reflect bright light
gleaming
When something turns around on it's axis.
rotates
A special right that only certain people get.
privilege
Feeling a strong emotion, often because there is too much to handle.
Overwhelmed
To twist and turn one's body
squirming
A number of similar things coming one after another.
series
A set of laws suggested by a government.
Legislation
To go along with someone or something.
accompanies
Machines or gadgets built for practical purposes
technology
A thin, often pointed, piece that has been broken, cut, or torn off.
sliver
Changes or additions made to a document, or law, to make it better or more accurate.
Ammendments
To have a plan or purpose in mind.
Intend
To give orders or instructions
directed
Something exact or particular.
specific
A promise or pledge to do something.
commitment
The elected leader of a state in the United States.
governor
To look around for information
scouted
A scientist who studies the stars and planets.
astronomer
Something that is slightly different from other similar things.
version
A person who competes against or fights another in a contest or argument.
opponent
Trying to fix something in an aimless way.
Tinkering
A curve that is wider in the middle and tapered at the ends.
crescent
A word that means something will happen at some point in the future, but not right away.
eventually
An organized effort to achieve a specific goal, often in politics or advertising.
campaign
The work, or job, that designs and builds things for practical purposes.
Engineering
Different stages of the moon.
phases