1. EOG VOCABULARY 10 TERMS
~M. MANLEY

2. DEFINITION
SENTENCE
In most armies, a body of troops headed by a colonel and organized for tactical control into companies, battalions, or squadrons;
In 1852 his regiment was ordered to the Pacific coast
REGIMENT

3. FORMIDABLE Having qualities that discourage approach or attack
DEFINITION
SENTENCE
Having qualities that discourage approach or attack
The United States 1st Army fought its way into St.-Lô where formidable German defenses blocked the advance.
FORMIDABLE

4. TARRY To wait in expectation of somebody or something
DEFINITION
SENTENCE
To wait in expectation of somebody or something
'Do not tarry, little Joey, we must get to the store quickly.'
TARRY

5. DEFINITION
SENTENCE
To tolerate or accept somebody or something that is extremely disagreeable
The nation endured years of war to create a lasting peace.
ENDURE

6. DEFINITION
SENTENCE
The process of deciding on or establishing a course of action
Mrs. Manley’s students are full of ambition and determination
DETERMINATION

7. DEFINITION
SENTENCE
A shoulder gun with a long barrel and a smooth bore, used between the 16th and 18th centuries
White house security would always carry a musket over their shoulder in the 18th century
MUSKET

8. DEFINITION
SENTENCE
One of two or more people, groups, or nations that have formed an alliance for a common purpose
Butternut was a popular color for the confederate uniforms.
CONFEDERATE

9. DEFINITION
SENTENCE
A person who remains loyal to the established ruler or government, esp. in the face of a revolt.
The country became the refuge of thousands of American loyalists who would not desert great Britain.
LOYALISTS

10. DEFINITION
SENTENCE
A proud supporter or defender of his or her country and its way of life
Those that enlist in the army are dedicated patriots
PATRIOTS

11. TAUNT A remark made in order to anger, wound , or provoke someone.
DEFINITION
Sentence
A remark made in order to anger, wound , or provoke someone.
Students begin to taunt her about her weight
TAUNT