freedom

Mrs. Anderson (United States of America)
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  1. firefighter
    a member of a fire department who tries to extinguish fires
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  2. freedom
    the power to act, speak, or think without being controlled
    True freedom means giving as well as receiving and does not come without a price.
    our respect and gratitude
    make my own decisions and choices.
  3. fire department
    the department of local government responsible for preventing and extinguishing fires
    We are free to complain about taxes, but the benefits we receive in return are amazing--benefits such as excellent highways, libraries, parks, police and fire departments, and superb public schools.
  4. honoring
    conformity with law or custom or practice etc.
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  5. amaze
    affect with wonder
    We are free to complain about taxes, but the benefits we receive in return are amazing--benefits such as excellent highways, libraries, parks, police and fire departments, and superb public schools.
  6. racism
    the prejudice that one people are superior to another
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  7. United States of America
    North American republic containing 50 states - 48 conterminous states in North America plus Alaska in northwest North America and the Hawaiian Islands in the Pacific Ocean; achieved independence in 1776
    Freedom is possible for me and
    everyone in the United States of America because of our countrymen and
    women who have and still are sacrificing, bleeding and dying for it.
  8. choice
    the act of selecting
    True freedom means giving as well as receiving and does not come without a price.
    our respect and gratitude
    make my own decisions and choices.
  9. way of life
    a course of conduct
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  10. joyfully
    in a joyous and gleeful manner
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  11. free
    able to act at will
    We are free to complain about taxes, but the benefits we receive in return are amazing--benefits such as excellent highways, libraries, parks, police and fire departments, and superb public schools.
  12. in the way
    forming a hindrance, impediment, or obstruction
    We are allowed to own our own home and/or business, work where we wish, get an education, worship the God of our choice in the way that we choose, and in the church of our liking, or not at all, if we so desire.
  13. stay at
    reside temporarily
    We are free to travel, or to stay at home.
  14. allow
    make it possible for something to happen
    Freedom allows me to pray to and worship the God of heaven.
  15. public school
    a tuition free school in the United States supported by taxes and controlled by a school board
    We are free to complain about taxes, but the benefits we receive in return are amazing--benefits such as excellent highways, libraries, parks, police and fire departments, and superb public schools.
  16. discrimination
    unfair treatment of a person or group based on prejudice
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  17. opposing
    characterized by active hostility
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  18. means
    how a result is obtained or an end is achieved
    True freedom means giving as well as receiving and does not come without a price.
    our respect and gratitude
    make my own decisions and choices.
  19. liking
    a feeling of pleasure and enjoyment
    We are allowed to own our own home and/or business, work where we wish, get an education, worship the God of our choice in the way that we choose, and in the church of our liking, or not at all, if we so desire.
  20. superb
    surpassingly good
    We are free to complain about taxes, but the benefits we receive in return are amazing--benefits such as excellent highways, libraries, parks, police and fire departments, and superb public schools.
  21. tax
    a charge that a citizen pays to support government programs
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  22. bleeding
    the flow of blood from a ruptured blood vessel
    Freedom is possible for me and
    everyone in the United States of America because of our countrymen and
    women who have and still are sacrificing, bleeding and dying for it.
  23. voting
    a choice that is made by counting the number of people in favor of each alternative
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  24. restriction
    an act of limiting
    We are free to live in the location of our choice, but we are also free to move from state to state with no restrictions, if that is our desire.
  25. amazing
    inspiring awe or admiration or wonder
    We are free to complain about taxes, but the benefits we receive in return are amazing--benefits such as excellent highways, libraries, parks, police and fire departments, and superb public schools.
  26. location
    the act of putting something in a certain place
    We are free to live in the location of our choice, but we are also free to move from state to state with no restrictions, if that is our desire.
  27. sacrifice
    the act of killing in order to appease a deity
    Freedom is possible for me and
    everyone in the United States of America because of our countrymen and
    women who have and still are sacrificing, bleeding and dying for it.
  28. worship
    the activity of cherishing as divine
    Freedom allows me to pray to and worship the God of heaven.
  29. benefit
    something that aids or promotes well-being
    We are free to complain about taxes, but the benefits we receive in return are amazing--benefits such as excellent highways, libraries, parks, police and fire departments, and superb public schools.
  30. appreciate
    be fully aware of; realize fully
    For all the men and
    women who fought for my freedom I do greatly appreciate you and what
    you have sacrificed for me and the people of this great nation
    We enjoy all of these freedoms here in the United States.
  31. oppose
    be against
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  32. in return
    (often followed by `for') in exchange or in reciprocation
    We are free to complain about taxes, but the benefits we receive in return are amazing--benefits such as excellent highways, libraries, parks, police and fire departments, and superb public schools.
  33. boundary
    the line indicating the limit or extent of something
    No one puts up walls to keep us contained within any boundaries.
  34. highway
    a major road for any form of motor transport
    We are free to complain about taxes, but the benefits we receive in return are amazing--benefits such as excellent highways, libraries, parks, police and fire departments, and superb public schools.
  35. openly
    in an open way
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  36. bleed
    lose blood from one's body
    Freedom is possible for me and
    everyone in the United States of America because of our countrymen and
    women who have and still are sacrificing, bleeding and dying for it.
  37. pursue
    follow in an effort to capture
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  38. embrace
    squeeze tightly in your arms, usually with fondness
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  39. police
    the force of policemen and officers
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  40. receive
    get something; come into possession of
    We are free to complain about taxes, but the benefits we receive in return are amazing--benefits such as excellent highways, libraries, parks, police and fire departments, and superb public schools.
  41. countryman
    a man from your own country
    Freedom is possible for me and
    everyone in the United States of America because of our countrymen and
    women who have and still are sacrificing, bleeding and dying for it.
  42. want
    the state of needing something that is absent or unavailable
    It means getting to do what you want to do, making your own choices.
  43. fortunate
    having unexpected good luck
    Taxes also help those less fortunate.
  44. put up
    place so as to be noticed
    No one puts up walls to keep us contained within any boundaries.
  45. mean
    denote or connote
    True freedom means giving as well as receiving and does not come without a price.
    our respect and gratitude
    make my own decisions and choices.
  46. own
    belonging to or on behalf of a specified person
    True freedom means giving as well as receiving and does not come without a price.
    our respect and gratitude
    make my own decisions and choices.
  47. United States
    North American republic containing 50 states - 48 conterminous states in North America plus Alaska in northwest North America and the Hawaiian Islands in the Pacific Ocean; achieved independence in 1776
    Freedom is possible for me and
    everyone in the United States of America because of our countrymen and
    women who have and still are sacrificing, bleeding and dying for it.
  48. come with
    be present or associated with an event or entity
    I
    realize that my freedom came with a great price.
  49. veteran
    a person who has served in the armed forces
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  50. goal
    the state of affairs that a plan is intended to achieve
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  51. television
    an electronic device that receives television signals and displays them on a screen
    Freedom means being able to read whatever books you want to, and watch what you want to on television.
  52. gratitude
    a feeling of thankfulness and appreciation
    True freedom means giving as well as receiving and does not come without a price.
    our respect and gratitude
    make my own decisions and choices.
  53. permission
    approval to do something
    You do not have to ask anyone for permission to do these things when you have freedom.
  54. paying
    for which money is paid
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  55. live
    have life, be alive
    No one tells us if our child is a boy he can live, but if it is a girl she must die.
  56. preserve
    keep in safety and protect from harm, loss, or destruction
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  57. realize
    be fully aware or cognizant of
    I
    realize that my freedom came with a great price.
  58. bring up
    raise from a lower to a higher position
    We are free to raise our children in the way that we wish them to be brought up.
  59. price
    the amount of money needed to purchase something
    True freedom means giving as well as receiving and does not come without a price.
    our respect and gratitude
    make my own decisions and choices.
  60. blessing
    a ceremonial prayer invoking divine protection
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  61. park
    a piece of open land for recreational use in an urban area
    We are free to complain about taxes, but the benefits we receive in return are amazing--benefits such as excellent highways, libraries, parks, police and fire departments, and superb public schools.
  62. state
    the way something is with respect to its main attributes
    Freedom is possible for me and
    everyone in the United States of America because of our countrymen and
    women who have and still are sacrificing, bleeding and dying for it.
  63. mostly
    in large part; mainly or chiefly
    Mostly, when you are free, it means that you can have your own opinion and that you can share that opinion with other people even if they don’t agree with you.
  64. desire
    the feeling that accompanies an unsatisfied state
    We are allowed to own our own home and/or business, work where we wish, get an education, worship the God of our choice in the way that we choose, and in the church of our liking, or not at all, if we so desire.
  65. constitution
    the act of forming or establishing something
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  66. important
    significant in effect or meaning
    Freedom is important.
  67. opinion
    a personal belief or judgment
    Mostly, when you are free, it means that you can have your own opinion and that you can share that opinion with other people even if they don’t agree with you.
  68. united
    being or joined into a single entity
    Freedom is possible for me and
    everyone in the United States of America because of our countrymen and
    women who have and still are sacrificing, bleeding and dying for it.
  69. contained
    gotten under control
    No one puts up walls to keep us contained within any boundaries.
  70. die
    lose all bodily functions necessary to sustain life
    Freedom is possible for me and
    everyone in the United States of America because of our countrymen and
    women who have and still are sacrificing, bleeding and dying for it.
  71. dying
    in the process of passing from life or ceasing to be
    Freedom is possible for me and
    everyone in the United States of America because of our countrymen and
    women who have and still are sacrificing, bleeding and dying for it.
  72. library
    a place containing books and other materials for reading
    We are free to complain about taxes, but the benefits we receive in return are amazing--benefits such as excellent highways, libraries, parks, police and fire departments, and superb public schools.
  73. can
    airtight sealed metal container for food or drink, etc.
    No one tells us how many children we can have.
  74. complain
    express discontent, displeasure, or unhappiness
    We are free to complain about taxes, but the benefits we receive in return are amazing--benefits such as excellent highways, libraries, parks, police and fire departments, and superb public schools.
  75. enjoy
    derive or receive pleasure from
    For all the men and
    women who fought for my freedom I do greatly appreciate you and what
    you have sacrificed for me and the people of this great nation
    We enjoy all of these freedoms here in the United States.
  76. agree
    consent or assent to a condition
    Mostly, when you are free, it means that you can have your own opinion and that you can share that opinion with other people even if they don’t agree with you.
  77. secure
    free from danger or risk
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  78. pray
    address a deity, a prophet, a saint or an object of worship
    Freedom allows me to pray to and worship the God of heaven.
  79. successful
    having succeeded or being marked by a favorable outcome
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  80. raise
    move upwards
    We are free to raise our children in the way that we wish them to be brought up.
  81. child
    a human offspring (son or daughter) of any age
    No one tells us how many children we can have.
  82. greatly
    to an extraordinary extent or degree
    For all the men and
    women who fought for my freedom I do greatly appreciate you and what
    you have sacrificed for me and the people of this great nation
    We enjoy all of these freedoms here in the United States.
  83. excellent
    very good; of the highest quality
    We are free to complain about taxes, but the benefits we receive in return are amazing--benefits such as excellent highways, libraries, parks, police and fire departments, and superb public schools.
  84. decision
    a position or opinion reached after consideration
    True freedom means giving as well as receiving and does not come without a price.
    our respect and gratitude
    make my own decisions and choices.
  85. church
    a place for public (especially Christian) worship
    We are allowed to own our own home and/or business, work where we wish, get an education, worship the God of our choice in the way that we choose, and in the church of our liking, or not at all, if we so desire.
  86. education
    activities that impart knowledge or skill
    We are allowed to own our own home and/or business, work where we wish, get an education, worship the God of our choice in the way that we choose, and in the church of our liking, or not at all, if we so desire.
  87. hate
    the emotion of intense dislike
    Freedom
    allows me to love and hate.
  88. get to
    arrive at the point of
    It means getting to do what you want to do, making your own choices.
  89. wish
    an expression of some desire or inclination
    We are allowed to own our own home and/or business, work where we wish, get an education, worship the God of our choice in the way that we choose, and in the church of our liking, or not at all, if we so desire.
  90. live in
    live in the house where one works
    We are free to live in the location of our choice, but we are also free to move from state to state with no restrictions, if that is our desire.
  91. at home
    at, to, or toward the place where you reside
    We are free to travel, or to stay at home.
  92. liberty
    freedom of choice
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  93. citizen
    a native or naturalized member of a state
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  94. department
    a specialized division of a large organization
    We are free to complain about taxes, but the benefits we receive in return are amazing--benefits such as excellent highways, libraries, parks, police and fire departments, and superb public schools.
  95. honor
    a tangible symbol signifying approval or distinction
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  96. promise
    a verbal commitment agreeing to do something in the future
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  97. way
    how something is done or how it happens
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  98. personal
    concerning an individual or his or her private life
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  99. giving
    the act of giving
    True freedom means giving as well as receiving and does not come without a price.
    our respect and gratitude
    make my own decisions and choices.
  100. heaven
    any place of complete bliss and delight and peace
    Freedom allows me to pray to and worship the God of heaven.
  101. God
    the supernatural being conceived as the perfect and omnipotent and omniscient originator and ruler of the universe; the object of worship in monotheistic religions
    Freedom allows me to pray to and worship the God of heaven.
  102. travel
    change location
    We are free to travel, or to stay at home.
  103. lot
    anything (straws or pebbles etc.) taken or chosen at random
    For these reasons, and a whole lot more, freedom is a very important thing to have in your life.
  104. stay
    continue in a place, position, or situation
    We are free to travel, or to stay at home.
  105. vote
    a choice made by counting people in favor of alternatives
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  106. share
    assets belonging to an individual person or group
    Mostly, when you are free, it means that you can have your own opinion and that you can share that opinion with other people even if they don’t agree with you.
  107. home
    where you live at a particular time
    We are allowed to own our own home and/or business, work where we wish, get an education, worship the God of our choice in the way that we choose, and in the church of our liking, or not at all, if we so desire.
  108. whatever
    one or some or every or all without specification
    Freedom means being able to read whatever books you want to, and watch what you want to on television.
  109. contain
    hold or have within
    No one puts up walls to keep us contained within any boundaries.
  110. buy
    obtain by purchase
    Freedom allows me to buy, own and sell.
  111. choose
    pick out from a number of alternatives
    We are allowed to own our own home and/or business, work where we wish, get an education, worship the God of our choice in the way that we choose, and in the church of our liking, or not at all, if we so desire.
  112. getting
    the act of acquiring something
    It means getting to do what you want to do, making your own choices.
  113. America
    North America and South America and Central America
    Freedom is possible for me and
    everyone in the United States of America because of our countrymen and
    women who have and still are sacrificing, bleeding and dying for it.
  114. sell
    exchange or deliver for money or its equivalent
    Freedom allows me to buy, own and sell.
  115. respect
    regard highly; think much of
    True freedom means giving as well as receiving and does not come without a price.
    our respect and gratitude
    make my own decisions and choices.
  116. also
    in addition
    Taxes also help those less fortunate.
  117. woman
    an adult female person
    Freedom is possible for me and
    everyone in the United States of America because of our countrymen and
    women who have and still are sacrificing, bleeding and dying for it.
  118. at all
    in the slightest degree or in any respect
    We are allowed to own our own home and/or business, work where we wish, get an education, worship the God of our choice in the way that we choose, and in the church of our liking, or not at all, if we so desire.
  119. following
    the act of pursuing in an effort to overtake or capture
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  120. duty
    the social force that obliges you to behave in a certain way
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  121. people
    any group of human beings collectively
    For all the men and
    women who fought for my freedom I do greatly appreciate you and what
    you have sacrificed for me and the people of this great nation
    We enjoy all of these freedoms here in the United States.
  122. wall
    an architectural partition with a height and length greater than its thickness; used to divide or enclose an area or to support another structure
    No one puts up walls to keep us contained within any boundaries.
  123. able
    having the necessary means or skill to do something
    Freedom means being able to read whatever books you want to, and watch what you want to on television.
  124. possible
    capable of happening or existing
    Freedom is possible for me and
    everyone in the United States of America because of our countrymen and
    women who have and still are sacrificing, bleeding and dying for it.
  125. nation
    a politically organized body of people under a government
    For all the men and
    women who fought for my freedom I do greatly appreciate you and what
    you have sacrificed for me and the people of this great nation
    We enjoy all of these freedoms here in the United States.
  126. as well
    in addition
    True freedom means giving as well as receiving and does not come without a price.
    our respect and gratitude
    make my own decisions and choices.
  127. come
    move toward, travel toward
    True freedom means giving as well as receiving and does not come without a price.
    our respect and gratitude
    make my own decisions and choices.
  128. thing
    a separate and self-contained entity
    You do not have to ask anyone for permission to do these things when you have freedom.
  129. tell
    narrate or give a detailed account of
    No one tells us how many children we can have.
  130. watch
    look attentively
    Freedom means being able to read whatever books you want to, and watch what you want to on television.
  131. life
    the organic phenomenon that distinguishes living organisms
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  132. making
    the act that results in something coming to be
    It means getting to do what you want to do, making your own choices.
  133. fight
    be engaged in a contest or struggle
    For all the men and
    women who fought for my freedom I do greatly appreciate you and what
    you have sacrificed for me and the people of this great nation
    We enjoy all of these freedoms here in the United States.
  134. even
    being level or straight or regular and without variation
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  135. public
    not private
    We are free to complain about taxes, but the benefits we receive in return are amazing--benefits such as excellent highways, libraries, parks, police and fire departments, and superb public schools.
  136. within
    on the inside
    No one puts up walls to keep us contained within any boundaries.
  137. great
    a person who has achieved distinction in some field
    I
    realize that my freedom came with a great price.
  138. business
    the principal activity in one's life to earn money
    We are allowed to own our own home and/or business, work where we wish, get an education, worship the God of our choice in the way that we choose, and in the church of our liking, or not at all, if we so desire.
  139. pay
    give money, usually in exchange for goods or services
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  140. school
    an educational institution
    We are free to complain about taxes, but the benefits we receive in return are amazing--benefits such as excellent highways, libraries, parks, police and fire departments, and superb public schools.
  141. true
    consistent with fact or reality; not false
    True freedom means giving as well as receiving and does not come without a price.
    our respect and gratitude
    make my own decisions and choices.
  142. move
    change location
    We are free to live in the location of our choice, but we are also free to move from state to state with no restrictions, if that is our desire.
  143. reason
    a logical motive for a belief or action
    For these reasons, and a whole lot more, freedom is a very important thing to have in your life.
  144. get
    come into the possession of something concrete or abstract
    We are allowed to own our own home and/or business, work where we wish, get an education, worship the God of our choice in the way that we choose, and in the church of our liking, or not at all, if we so desire.
  145. book
    an object consisting of a number of pages bound together
    Freedom means being able to read whatever books you want to, and watch what you want to on television.
  146. read
    look at and say out loud something written or printed
    Freedom means being able to read whatever books you want to, and watch what you want to on television.
  147. help
    give assistance; be of service
    Taxes also help those less fortunate.
  148. less
    a quantifier meaning not as great in amount or degree
    Taxes also help those less fortunate.
  149. one
    smallest whole number or a numeral representing this number
    No one tells us how many children we can have.
  150. fire
    the process of combustion of inflammable materials
    We are free to complain about taxes, but the benefits we receive in return are amazing--benefits such as excellent highways, libraries, parks, police and fire departments, and superb public schools.
  151. law
    the collection of rules imposed by authority
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  152. girl
    a young woman
    No one tells us if our child is a boy he can live, but if it is a girl she must die.
  153. boy
    a youthful male person
    No one tells us if our child is a boy he can live, but if it is a girl she must die.
  154. all
    entirely or completely
    For all the men and
    women who fought for my freedom I do greatly appreciate you and what
    you have sacrificed for me and the people of this great nation
    We enjoy all of these freedoms here in the United States.
  155. whole
    all of something, including all of its elements or parts
    For these reasons, and a whole lot more, freedom is a very important thing to have in your life.
  156. return
    go or come back to place, condition, or activity where one has been before
    We are free to complain about taxes, but the benefits we receive in return are amazing--benefits such as excellent highways, libraries, parks, police and fire departments, and superb public schools.
  157. things
    any movable possession (especially articles of clothing)
    You do not have to ask anyone for permission to do these things when you have freedom.
  158. follow
    travel behind, go after, or come after
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  159. go to
    be present at (meetings, church services, university), etc.
    It means that you can live where you want to live and go to church where you want.
  160. become
    come into existence
    pursue personal goals and become successful
    constitution promises to secure the “blessings of liberty.”

    citizens, we should joyfully embrace our duty to preserve our way of life by voting, by following laws, by openly opposing racism and discrimination, by honoring our veterans, police and firefighters, and even by paying taxes.
  161. put
    cause to be in a certain state
    No one puts up walls to keep us contained within any boundaries.
  162. make
    perform or carry out
    True freedom means giving as well as receiving and does not come without a price.
    our respect and gratitude
    make my own decisions and choices.
  163. keep
    continue a certain state, condition, or activity
    No one puts up walls to keep us contained within any boundaries.
  164. not
    negation of a word or group of words
    True freedom means giving as well as receiving and does not come without a price.
    our respect and gratitude
    make my own decisions and choices.
  165. but
    and nothing more
    We are free to complain about taxes, but the benefits we receive in return are amazing--benefits such as excellent highways, libraries, parks, police and fire departments, and superb public schools.
Created on Fri Mar 26 10:21:24 EDT 2010

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