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Meanings
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Voted to adopt this on 7/04/1776

Declaration of Independence

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Colonists wanted a government based on this

Sovereignty 

100

All one stone

Monolith

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Hot, molten liquid rock

Magma

100

An example of metamorphic rock

Gneiss

100

Window dressing

Curtain

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He wrote the Declaration of independence

Thomas Jefferson

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The 3 parts of the Declaration of Independence

Preamble; list of complaints the Colonies had against King George III; reminded people that King George III had ignored them.

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World's largest rock mountain

Uluru

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Scientists who study the many kids of rocks, metals and mineral that can be dug up from the Earth

Geologists

200

An example of sedimentary rock

Sandstone

200

Scoundrel

Villain
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3 ways to become a U.S. citizen

Born in the U.S.; born to parents who are U.S. citizens; naturalization

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Intellectual movement in Europe

Enlightenment

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A rock fresh from the underground

Igneous rock

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X-ray for Mother Nature

High-tech computers

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These come off glaciers that have broken off and float in water

Icebergs

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Calculate

Measure

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A saying that has a special meaning

Idiom

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December 16, 1773

The Boston Tea Party

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A rock that has settled down

Sedimentary rock

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Formed from carbon

Diamonds

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The process of rocks forming from other materials and changing from one kind of rock to another kind

Rock Cycle

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A film

Feature

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He was the first person to sign the Declaration of Independence

John Hancock

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October 26, 1774

The First Continental Congress

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A rock that changes under heat and pressure

Metamorphic rock

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5 ways to analyze rocks

Type of rock, color, luster, hardness and smoothness or roughness

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Father of Geology

Agricola

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