History Vocab 3 Question Preview (ID: 62967)

a) To completely do away with something; to end

b) To completely do away with something; to end

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a) Capable of using one or more languages easily and accurately

b) A usually small group of people with a radical devotion to a person, idea, object, movement, or work

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a) A performance or interpretation of something

b) Someone who is running away from authority, etc.

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a) Avoiding extremes in behavior or expression; observing reasonable limits

b) Someone who is running away from authority, etc.

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a) Intense or serious state of mind or attitude

b) A public institution in which offenders against the law are confined for detention or punishment

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a) To use unclear expressions when talking, usually to avoid commitment to an action, idea, or person; to mislead

b) A usually small group of people with a radical devotion to a person, idea, object, movement, or work

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a) Someone who is running away from authority, etc.

b) Period of religious revival where evangelical preachers converted people to Christianity

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a) Freed from restraint, control, or from the power of another person; to free from bondage

b) Very difference from the usual or traditional action or thought; extreme

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