History słownictwo

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elect
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to select by voting
invent
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to create sth new
reign
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to rule a country(of a king or queen)
campaign
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to carry out an organised effort to reach goal
conquer
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to fight and take control
assassinate
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to murder sb as for political reasons
mankind
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humanity, people in general
grand
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to give or allow what is asked for
unreliable
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not to be trusted, irresponsible
sb's account of an event
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version
a person who is important and well-know
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figure
an orderly movement of people in fanciful or formal dress or uniforms, usu. to show pride or to honor a special day or event
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parade
part of the US government, a law-making body made up of the House of Representatives and the Senate
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Congress
to consent, to permit
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approve
a conflict or war
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struggle
violent and cruel
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brutal
a person who directs othes
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leader
one version of sth written
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draft
a formal agreement between nations
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treaty
sb thinks of sth without making any effort
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sth comes to mind
the original inhabitants of North America
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Native Americans
to believe that sb is responsible for an achievement
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give sb credit
clear and definite
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cut and dried
confused and complicated
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messy
probably, as can be assumed
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presumably
sth that is partly true (idm)
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a gain of truth
born in, native to
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indigenous
prejudiced
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biased
a time period with a general character
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era
related to personal feelings and opinions rather than facts
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subjective
not to believe sth completetely (idm)
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take sth with a pinch of salt
to happen
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occur
(exp) sb suddenly thinks of or realises sth
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sth occurs to sb
a positive or helpful participation
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contribution
the fruit of a date palm tree
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date

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