Unit 4 Vocabulary Pre-Test (American Revolution)

Being honest even when no one is watching

Saying what you think others want to hear

Blaming others to avoid trouble

Ignoring rules when they are inconvenient

Avoiding effort whenever possible

Quitting when a task feels too hard

Continuing to try despite difficulties

Relying on others to finish your work

Power held by one individual

Leaders chosen to speak for citizens

Citizens voting on every law

Rules created without public input

A conflict between opposing groups

A decision made by one leader

A partnership formed for a shared goal

A law passed by a government

Supporting something with public approval

Refusing to support something as protest

Purchasing something at a lower cost

Promoting something through advertising

A citizen without voting rights

A judge who interprets laws in a place

A leader with absolute power over a country

A person chosen to represent others

Citizens participate in decision making

Power belongs to a single ruler

Laws are never allowed to change

Leaders are chosen by inheritance.

Rights granted only by leaders

Rights that cannot be taken away

Rights earned through hard work

Rights that change over a period of time