| A | B |
|---|
| accusation | a charge of wrongdoing |
| affliction | great suffering |
| banished | to drive out or remove from a home |
| bequeath | to give or leave by will |
| convention | a rule of conduct or behavior |
| defiant | willingness to fight |
| exonerate | to clear from accusation of blame |
| harassment | to create and unpleasant or hostile situation for |
| heretic | one who dissents from an accepted belief |
| hysteria | behavior exhibiting overwhelming or unmanageable fear |
| indentured | to bind (as an apprentice) |
| indendent | not looking to others for one's opinions or for guidance in conduct |
| Quaker | a member of a Christian sect that stresses Inner Light and opposes war |
| pacifist | strongly and actively opposed to conflict and especially war |
| persecution | the condition of being harassed or annoyed |
| revolutionary | tending to or promoting revolution |
| scorn | open dislike and disrespect |
| superstition | a belief or practice resulting from ignorance |
| tolerance | sympathy for beliefs or practices differing from or conflicting with one's own |
| tyranny | oppressive power |
| unrepentant | not showing sorrow or regret for misdeeds |
| witch-hunt | the searching out and deliberate harassment of those with unpopular views |
| liberty | the quality or state of being free |
| right | the power or privilege to which one is justly entitled |
| sacrifice | something given up or los |
| enterprising | marked by an independent energetic spirit and by readiness to ac |
| preservation | to keep safe from injury, harm, or destruction |
