1. Give Me Liberty!

2. utter Definition: Sentence: (ut’  ǝr) v. to express aloud
“I don’t want to hear you utter a word during this test!” the teacher warned.

3. draft Definition: Sentence:
(draft) n. a rough copy of something written
Sentence:
English teachers usually require their students to have a rough draft of a paper before writing the final copy.

4. rights Definition: Sentence:
(rīts) n. Plural of right: a just, moral, or lawful claim
Sentence:
As Americans, we have many more rights than people from other countries.

5. declarations Definition: Sentence:
(dek’  lǝ  rā’  shǝns) n. plural of declaration: a written statement that makes something known
Sentence:
Our founding fathers made declarations of separation from England.

6. bombarded Definition: Sentence:
(bom  bärd’  ǝd) v. past tense of bombard: to attack with bombs or heavy fire from big guns
Sentence:
The troops bombarded the hideout of the terrorists.

7. retreat Definition: (ri  trēt’) v. to move back Sentence:
The commander called his soldiers to retreat after seeing what they were up against.

8. debate Definition: Sentence:
(di  bāt’) n. a discussion between two groups that do not agree
Sentence:
There was a debate between the two presidential candidates.

9. exposing Definition: Sentence:
(ik  spōz’  ing) v. leaving open or without protection
Sentence:
Her mom removed the bandage, exposing the scraped knee.

10. composition Definition: Sentence:
(kom’  pǝ  zish’  ǝn) n. something put together or created, especially something written
Sentence:
The musician wrote an amazing new composition.

11. treason Definition: Sentence:
(trē  zǝn) n. the betraying of one’s country by helping the enemy
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Benedict Arnold was hung for treason against the United States.