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information given out to deliberately further one's own cause or damage the opponent's cause
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loyalty that a person feels for his or her country
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representatives authorized to attend a conference or convention
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a person who uses special measuring tools to determine the boundaries of specific land areas
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a group of advisers appointed by the head of state to run the executive departments of government
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deliberate acts to avoid communicating with or purchasing from a group in order to express disapproval
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pre-scientific 'cures' that required deliberate bleeding or blistering to the body so certain illnesses could 'escape'
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an army made up of citizen volunteers
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opened to all racial groups for participation
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a resident of the thirteen colonies who favored maintaining the authority of the British monarchy during the American Revolution. Also called Royalists.
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formally approve or make valid
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a written arrangement between two or more groups or two countries
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