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R-Harvesting Hope

Vocabulary

TermDefinition
overcome to master or get better
association a club or organization
capitol building where a state legislature is housed
drought long period without something, usually rain
dedicate set aside for a special purpose
publicity action designed to attract public interest
violence extreme force, hitting, hurting
conflicts battles or prolonged struggles
horizon apparent juncture of earth and sky
brilliant full of intense light or color
overcome Cesar Chavez worked hard to ______, or conquer, hardships.
association These kids have formed a group, or _____, that cleans up beaches.
capitol A state ______ is a building where lawmakers can make and change laws.
drought In the 1930s, a _______, or lack of rain, made life hard for many farmers.
dedicate Marting Luther King, Jr. wanted to ______ his life to equality. It was his life's work.
publicity The media can spread ______, or news, about events and causes.
violence Many people believe change should come through peaceful ways, not __________.
conflicts Most _____, or disagreements, can be solved by talking things over.
horizon In the fields, Chavez often worked until the sun fell below the _____.
brilliant The bright, ______ colors of the American flag symbolize freedom.
Created by: SiemerKochHein
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