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Art of Confed
Difficult words from the Articles of Confederation
Question | Answer |
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To give out | Emitted |
An officer of the state or of the courts | Magistrates |
To challenge the credibility of someone or something | Impeached |
Top acquire | usually something negative |
A formal demand | Requisition |
Old English meaning "to this" | Hereunto |
Authority | Jurisdiction |
A claim upon someone or something | Pretence |
to make something last indefinitely | perpetuate |
military post or stationing of troops | garrison |
to impose | levied |
Combination of metals used in money | alloys |
A military Unit of soldiers | regimental |
To go back | regress |
A wanderer | vagabonds |
Act of revenge that is short of war | reprisal |
Old English word for "Frame" | Stile |
Economics and the entire support system of it | Commerce |
Body of representatives | Legislature |
Bear the expenses of | defrayed |
Something that already existed | Antecedent |
To give consent | acceding |
An undue burden or tax | Impositions |
A document given by a government that allows others to capture enemy ships and confiscate their goods | Letters of Marque |
To enter | Ingress |
A poor person | Pauper |
Advantage or compensation | Emolument |
Taxes | imposts |
Unable to be violated | inviolably |
as follows | viz |
to break with | Breach |
ready to occur | imminent |
To maintain or exist | subsisting |
To name | denominated |
Can be a situation | or a pledge depending on how it used |
Those who signed document below | Undersigned |
minor crimes against society | Misdemeanor |
Serious crimes against society | Felonies |
Items that can be bought | sold |
The act of violence or crime at sea | Piracy |
To give out | Emitted |
An officer of the state or of the courts | Magistrates |
To challenge the credibility of someone or something | Impeached |
Top acquire | usually something negative |
A formal demand | Requisition |
Old English meaning "to this" | Hereunto |
Authority | Jurisdiction |
A claim upon someone or something | Pretence |
to make something last indefinitely | perpetuate |