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1 Hold the Flag High Vocabulary Words
Fifth Grade Unit 2 Week 2

2 Words to Know canteen rebellion confederacy stallion glory union
quarrel

3 glory Fame and honor canteen confederacy glory quarrel rebellion
stallion union glory Fame and honor

4 Armed fight against government
rebellion canteen confederacy glory quarrel rebellion stallion union Armed fight against government

5 stallion canteen confederacy glory quarrel rebellion stallion union
male horse

6 quarrel Argue A fight with words canteen confederacy glory quarrel
rebellion stallion union Argue A fight with words

7 canteen A small container for carrying water canteen confederacy glory
quarrel rebellion stallion union canteen A small container for carrying water

8 A group of workers joined together
canteen confederacy glory quarrel rebellion stallion union union A group of workers joined together

9 Union canteen confederacy glory quarrel rebellion stallion union
The northern states that supported the federal government of the United States during the Civil War

10 Confederacy canteen confederacy glory quarrel rebellion stallion union
The group of southern states that seceded from the United States in 1860.

11 You’ve got it!

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