| A | B |
|---|
| chronological | arranged according to when something happened |
| timeline | a line that shows the order in which certain events occured |
| alliance | an arrangement where groups work together to try to change something |
| boycott | to rufuse to buy or do something as a way of protesting something |
| catapult | to become suddenly famous or successful |
| comsume | to completely use something |
| devastated | to make someone feel extremely shocked and sad, |
| discrimination | to treat a person of a group differently from another in an unfair way |
| fast | to eat little or no food for a period of time, especially for religious reasons |
| frail | weak, not in good health |
| harsh | extrememly cruel |
| influential | having a lot of influence and therefore changing the way people think and behave |
| leisure | time when you are not busy |
| merge | to come together |
| mourner | someone who attends a funeral |
| penniless | to be poor |
| plight | a bad, serious or sad condition |
| procession | a line of poeple or vehicles moving slowly as part of a ceremony |
| renowned | famous |
| resign | to voluntarily quit a job |
| rightfully | according to what is legally and morally correct |
| senator | a member of the senate in the US |
| strike | when a group of workers stop working because of a disagreement with their employers |
| swindle | to get money from someone by deceiving them |
| toil | to work very hard |
| unscrupulous | behaving in an unfair or dishonest way |
| urge | to strongly suggest that someone do something |
| wander | to move slowly across or around an area, without a clear direction or purpose |
