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U2 Vocab Review

TermDefinition
PERSEVERANCE
perseverance
BEACON
beacon
GRIT
grit
AVERSION A strong feeling of not liking something
aversion Benjamin Franklin had a deep _____ to war, which is why he offered to go to England to try to make peace with the King to avoid the Revolution.
TENACITY The determination to continue what you are doing
tenacity Turbo the snail demonstrated great _____ in finishing the race against a racecar without his power of speed.
AVERT To see coming and ward off; avoid
avert The best way to _____ summer school and avoid stress is by completing assignments on time and participating in class.
persist To continue to do something even though it is difficult
PERSIST Chase Ambrose _____ in telling the truth about stealing the medal despite knowing it could cost him friendships and send him to jail.
FORTITUDE Mental strength and courage that allows someone to face danger and pain
fortitude Will the Resistance have the _____ to risk their lives stand up against the Nazi regime of terror?
GENOCIDE The deliberate and systematic destruction of a religious, racial, national, or cultural group
genocide Hitler and his Nazis shocked the world with their "Final Solution," which was the first publicly documented _____ in modern history.
HOLOCAUST the systematic government killing of six million Jewish people and others by Nazi Germany during World War II
holocaust Survivors of the _____ share their stories so that the voices of the victims make sure the world never repeats the same unforgivable murders.
dogged Marked by stubborn determination
DOGGED DOGGED Marked by stubborn determination
conflict A major difference that prevents agreement
CONFLICT For Georg Duckwitz and many members of the Resistance, Hitler’s “Final Solution” was in —-- with how they believed any person should be treated.
perception The way you understand someone or something
PERCEPTION Your ___ of the world is affected by the way you’ve been raised and the events you have experienced in life.
empower to give someone official authority or the freedom to do something
EMPOWER Frederick Douglass was--- to change his life when he continued to learn to read in secret so that he could escape slavery.
experience something personally encountered, undergone, or lived through
EXPERIENCE Many professionals --- additional challenges, beyond their training and expertise, due to factors beyond their control.
cultivate to foster the growth of
CULTIVATE In order to —- your self-awareness, you need to ask yourself tough questions and make smart, responsible choices
enigma Something hard to understand or explain
ENIGMA Just how and why two people fall in love is an —-- that no scientist has been able to explain.
savvy Experienced, knowledgeable, and having common sense
SAVVY Frederick Douglass possessed tremendous - - - with words, and soon everyone truly understood the horrors of slavery.
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