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6 Vocab Asian Indian Americans

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Christian (noun) someone who believes in Jesus and follows teachings in the Bible
Congress (noun) main lawmaking group in the US government
Engineer (noun) person who uses math to create things like bridges, road, cars, and others
Folk (noun) common people; (adjective) describes common people, such as folk music
Hall (noun) large area where people gather for events such meetings, picnics, or weddings
High-tech (adjective) short for high-technology, and describes those things related to complex electronics
Hindu (noun) person who believes in the religion Hinduism, which is common in India
Immigrate (verb) come to a country to live for a long time
Invade (verb) entering a place to control it
Muslim (noun) person who believes the Islam religion, which follows teachings in the Koran
Port (noun) a city near water where ships bring and take supplies
Prejudice (noun) feelings of distrust or dislike of people or things because of region, language, culture, ethnicity;
Relative (noun) member of the same family
Ritual (noun) an act or event performed for many years, usually due to culture or religion, such as lighting candles in a church, putting water on someone during baptism, or hitting a piñata
Sikh (noun) person who believes the Sikhism religion, which is common in India
Tradition (noun) believe or practice followed in families, such as Las Pasadas, going to church each week or only on special days, or making ham to eat for Christmas
Turban (noun) head covering made of a long cloth that is wrapped around the head, which is common in eastern countries
Vegetarian (adjective) no meat; only vegetables
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