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Global Regents Vocab: Terms 131-140
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Surplus
more than enough
Tensions
arguments, fights, disagreements
Terms
rules, guidelines, agreement
Ties
connections
Treason
Going against one's country
Tolerance
acceptance or everyone/all ideas
Turning point
when everything changed
Uniform
the same
Unify/Unite
to bring together, to join
Urbanization
development of cities
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