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Revolutionary Period Vocabulary

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3/16/2016Free Template from Approbation Noun: Approval

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Insidious Adjective: Deceitful; treacherous 3/16/2016Free Template from

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Impious Adjective: Lacking reverence for God 3/16/2016Free Template from

Infidel Noun: A person who holds no religious belief 3/16/2016Free Template from

Ardor Noun: Emotional warmth; passion 3/16/2016Free Template from

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Unalienable Adjective: Not to be taken away 3/16/2016Free Template from

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