History Week 7/ELA Week 4

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Across
  1. 5. a belief in the need to have a strong and aggressive military that is in a constant state of readiness
  2. 8. when all three areas of rhetoric overlap to support an argument; the “sweet spot”
  3. 12. a relatively small group of people dedicated to a set of beliefs that are outside mainstream theology
  4. 14. someone who hates women; chauvinist
  5. 15. a ceremony envisioned by Wovoka, served to unite the living with their ancestors and provide a path to peace, cooperation between peoples, and revitalization of the health, peace, and prosperity of Native nations; outlawed by US government in 1890
  6. 17. a ceremony that proliferated and dominated the religious experience of many tribes; individuals made personal sacrifices that included dedicated mental and spiritual focus, and giving up food and water, on behalf of the community
  7. 18. touching reader’s emotions
  8. 19. when cash-poor Ulster Scots agreed to work a set number of years for someone who pay their passage
Down
  1. 1. the notion that the United States of America was destined to be like no other place on Earth; that it is carrying out a unique and essential mission “under God” and is therefore exempt from criticism
  2. 2. the practice of deciding to live somewhere without permission or some agreement
  3. 3. a person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country
  4. 4. a method developed by Aristotle to always win an argument
  5. 6. a useful and valuable thing; the land that was acquired and sold by Europeans
  6. 7. not easily upset or excited; calm
  7. 9. credible sources/your credibility
  8. 10. express discontent or sorrow over; lament/complain
  9. 11. a contract or other agreement between people or groups, in which they agree to do or not do a particular thing
  10. 13. using logical arguments/facts to prove a point
  11. 16. an object with magical powers to bring good luck; charm
  12. 20. called themselves Scotch-Irish; indigenous Irish from Ulster, Ireland and Scots that were Protestants, recruited by the British Crown and were believers of the Calvin ideology
  13. 21. the theory that a nation, region, or political system is exceptional and does not conform to the norm; the implication that the former is superior in some way
  14. 22. hate; loathe