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TELL ME WHY. UNIT 54

WHY IS CEUTA AN EXAMPLE OF COEXISTENCE?

DEFINITIONTERM
A person who moves from one place or country to another, often to live or work. migrant
To try to do something, especially something difficult. To attempt
A person who lives in a particular place. inhabitant
The title of a newspaper or news story, usually printed prominently. headline
A place where people, cultures, routes or ideas come together. meeting point
he main continuous area of a country, excluding islands or separate territories. mainland
A building where Muslims worship. mosque
To choose not to eat for a period of time, often for religious reasons. to fast
The state of living together peacefully despite differences. coexistence
To stop doing, having or trying something. to give up
To need something or make something necessary. to require
To be worthy of something because of your actions or qualities. to deserve
A line separating two countries, regions or areas. border
An unfair opinion about someone before knowing them. prejudice
Something that can be used to help achieve something. resource
To reduce the distance or disagreement between people. bridge differences
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