| A | B |
|---|
| sabotage | deliberate obstruction or damage |
| sanction | act of confirming a course of action |
| scope | the range or extent of an activity |
| secure | free of danger or trouble |
| self-sufficient | independent; able to get along without help |
| significant | important or having meaning |
| stimulate | to arouse or increase |
| strategy | plan of action to best achieve a goal |
| subjugation | to bring under control |
| submit | to yield |
| substantiate | to show to be true or real |
| summarize | to state briefly |
| support | to carry or bear, to lend help or backing to |
| suppress | to put down by force, to subdue |
| supremacy | the state of being the highest in rank |
| venerate | respect, uphold, honor |
| vagrant | A person wandering from place to place, without home |
| transient | Remaining in a place only a brief time |
| status quo | the existing state of affairs; current condition |
| symbolize | to stand for or represent by means of symbols |
| widespread | distributed over a large number of people; common |
| via | by way of; mode of transportation or pathway |
| unconstitutional | violating the laws of the Constitution |
| trend | rising or falling over a period of time OR a popular fad |
| shielded | protected or defended from |
| segregate | to separate by race or other characteristic |
| unanimous | everyone agreeing; full agreement by all parties/people involved |
| void | having no legal force; removed; empty |
| venue | a location; a place where something is heard or set up |
| sympathetic | looking upon with favor; feeling sympathy towards; showing compassion |
| speculate | investing in hopes of gaining; forming a theory about a subject without firm evidence |
| suffrage | the legal right to vote |
| suburb | an area where people live outside of a major city. |
| sovereignty | supremacy; authority |
| solidified | to make strong or unified |
| stabilize | to make steady, solid; to keep from fluctuating |
| subsidize | to grant financial assistance; the government does this for certain industries and groups such as farmers |
| sedition | speaking in a manner which incites rebellion, goes against the state or government |
| secession | withdrawal |
| scathingly | harshly critical, painful |
| sectional | divided into sections; having characteristics shared with a district/region of people |
| specie | coins; money |
