Risks and Challenges Unit 4 Part 1. fugitive Running away or fleeing, as from the law adjective.

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Risks and Challenges Unit 4 Part 1

fugitive Running away or fleeing, as from the law adjective

heritage Something that is passed down from preceding generations; a tradition noun

network A complex, interconnected group or system noun

runaway Escaping or having escaped captivity or control adjective

shelter Something that provides cover or protection, as from the weather noun

spirituals A religious folk song of African American origin noun

The Train to Freedom Skimming: read quickly to find main ideas and purpose Look for topic sentence in each section or paragraph Summarize when you are done

continually without stopping adverb

Quaker A member of a Christian religious group that opposes all forms of violence noun

blackouts Time when a person loses consciousness; fainting spells noun

rescue To save; liberate verb

Exodus The 2 nd book in the Old Testament of the Bible noun

spy Someone who watches people secretly to discover facts or information about them noun

Union (union blue) The name used by northern states during the Civil War noun

cover To travel verb

widespread In many places, extensive adjective

historians People who study history noun

estimate To guess, based on available information adjective

quail wild bird noun

peg foot Refers to Peg Leg Joe (man with a false leg) who went from farm to farm teaching the song to slaves noun org/03oct/00394/slavem usic.htm

dreaded was afraid of; feared verb

neglected did not take care of verb

fatigue tiredness, exhaustion noun

confidence belief in yourself noun

determination Strong desire to do something; resolve noun

admirable worthy; deserving respect adjective

aura light that seems to come from a person noun

gratitude thankfulness; appreciation noun

adjective