U.S. History Vocabulary Week 4

U.S. History Vocabulary Week 4

U.S. History Vocabulary Week 4 Anarchist noun Definition: a person who seeks

to overturn the government violently. Synonym: radical, nihilist Antonym: pacifist Annex verb Definition:

attach to or take over Synonym: affix, seize Antonym: complimentary Assimilation noun Definition:

process of absorbing one culture into another Synonym: absorption Antonym: rejection Integrate verb Definition:

bring together Synonym: combine, unite Antonym: segregate Pejorative adjective Definition:

expressing disapproval Synonym: uncomplimentary Antonym: complimentary Primogeniture noun Definition:

right of inheritance belongs only to the eldest son. Synonym: inheritance Antonym: n/a Segregate verb Definition:

to keep apart Synonym: divide, separate Antonym: integrate Rural Noun Definition: Outside of the city

Synonym: suburban, countryside Antonym: urban Urban noun Definition: within a city Synonym: city-like

Antonym: rural

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