. VOCABULARY. Demanding ASKING FOR FORCEFULLY Allowed PAST TENSE OF ALLOW: TO LET SOMEONE DO SOMETHING This would be an example of the OPPOSITE of allowed.

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. VOCABULARY

Demanding ASKING FOR FORCEFULLY

Allowed PAST TENSE OF ALLOW: TO LET SOMEONE DO SOMETHING This would be an example of the OPPOSITE of allowed.

Graduated PAST TENSE OF GRADUATE: TO FINISH SCHOOL

College A SCHOOL THAT OFFERS EDUCATION BEYOND THE GIGH SCHOOL LEVEL

Arrested PAST TENSE OF ARREST: TO HOLD BY AUTHORITY OF THE LAW

Prejudice UNFAIR TREATMENT OF A GROUP OF PEOPLE

Fair NOT FAVORING ONE MORE THAN ANOTHER

Laws PLURAL OF LAW: A RULE MADE BY A GOVERNMENT

Content WHAT IS IN SOMETHING

Section A PART