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Unit 1 Vocab
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100

Taking possession of something that does not legally belong to you without prior consent. 

What is stealing?

100
The first 10 Amendments

What is the Bill of Rights?

100

Know as the father of the country

Who is George Washington?

100

To force a rule, tax, or unwelcome demand onto someone 

What is Impose?

100

This is done whenever you start a new paragraph

What is Indent?

200

You have no duty to retreat if you are attacked in your home, vehicle, or workplace, provided you are not the aggressor

What is the Stand Your Ground Law?

200

To officially announce and explain the 13 American colonies' decision to separate from Great Britain

What is the Declaration of Independence?

200

Most known for serving as the 16th U.S. President during the American Civil War

Who is Abraham Lincoln?

200

Word Meaning: to give up control, possession, or a right of something, often with a sense of reluctance or regret 

What is Relinquish?

200

A reference to an outside source of information, an official legal notice, or a formal statement of praise

What is a Citation?

300

Protect people who step in to help others during an emergency from legal liability if things go wrong

What is the Good Samaritan law?

300

Establishes a strong national government, define its powers, and protect the basic rights of citizens

What is the U.S Constitution?

300

The current governor of North Carolina

Who is Josh Stein?

300

Word Meaning: Impossible to take away, give up, or transfer to another person

What is Unalienable?
300

This example is what rhetorical appeal:

“I am your mother, you should listen to me!”

What is Pathos?

400

Driving with any alcohol or drugs in your system is illegal and can lead to losing your license.

What is Zero Tolerance?

400

A set of 85 essays written by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay. They were written to convince people to support the new Constitution.

What is the Federalist Papers?

400

This President is most known for being impeached

Who is Andrew Johnson?

400

To break a rule or law, or to step on someone else's rights and freedoms

What is Infringe?

400

This example is what rhetorical appeal:

“As a physician with twenty years of practice, I recommend this treatment, studies also show it has been proved to be helpful”

What is Ethos?

500

North Carolina law requires all public school districts to ban students from using, displaying, or keeping wireless communication devices turned on during instructional class time

What is Policy 4318?

500

Signed after the Revolutionary War, it officially ended the conflict and recognized the United States as a free nation

What is The Treaty of Paris?

500

40th President of the United States

Who is Ronald Reagan?

500

a cruel, harsh, and unfair system of government or exercise of power where a single ruler or small group holds absolute, unlimited control over others

What is Tyranny?

500

the part of speech that can modify an adjective, a verb, or another adverb

What is a adverb?