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EL Civics Government and History Vocabulary Weeks 1-4
Copyright © 2012 Donna Barr All rights reserved by author.
ESLAmerica.US
“The English language website where everything has sound!”
A textbox is provided for you to practice the vocabulary.
Click the sound icon to repeat the audio.
Click each slide to advance to the next.
EL Civics Government and History Vocabulary Week 1
capital
Washington, D.C.
stripes
loyalty
Pledge of Allegiance
American Indians
colonies
religious freedom
Europeans
Virginia
liberty
Declaration of Independence
George Washington
EL Civics Government and History Vocabulary Week 2
Civil War
Abraham Lincoln
slavery
Africans
Civil Rights Movement
Martin Luther King, Jr.
racial discrimination
equality
the Constitution
supreme law
We the People
citizen
voting
amendment
Susan B. Anthony
EL Civics Government and History Vocabulary Week 3
vice president
Cabinet
advise
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
president
sign bill into law
veto
judicial branch
interpret
EL Civics Government and History Vocabulary Week 4
income tax
April 15
border
Texas
terrorists
attack
Missouri River
Mississippi River
economic system
capitalist
Atlantic Ocean
territories
Puerto Rico
U.S. Virgin Islands
The End
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