4th Grade Social Studies Ch. 8 Vocabulary

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4th Grade Social Studies Ch. 8 Vocabulary Mrs. Thornburg’s version

Vocabulary in 4th Grade Social Studies: Ch. 8 Independence Declaration Rights Treason Loyalist Neutral Inflation Retreat Mercenary Victory Strategy Traitor Surrender

What is another word that means “to give up”?

Surrender

What is another word for a plan of action?

Strategy

What is another word that means “to move away from the enemy”?

Retreat

What do we call freedom from being ruled by someone else?

Independence

What is another word for “defeat of the enemy”?

Victory

What is another word for “not taking sides”?

Neutral

What do we call freedoms that are protected by a government’s laws?

Rights

What do we call someone who is still loyal to the king?

Loyalist

What do we call a statement that declares, or announces, an idea?

Declaration

What do we call the crime of fighting against one’s own government?

Treason

What do we call higher prices that made it difficult for people to buy the goods they needed?

Inflation

What do we call a soldier who is paid to fight for a foreign country?

Mercenary

What do we call someone who is not loyal?

Traitor