History 시험 범위 2

quartering

lodging

rectitude

rightness

relinquish

give up

render

to make

status

rank or place as compared to others

tenure

term

unwarrantable

unjustified; inexcusable

usurpations

unjust uses of power

abandon

give up

aid

to help

ambush

an attack in which the attacker hides and surprises the enemy

bicameral

having two separate lawmaking chambers

blockade

actions used to keep a country or an area from communicating and trading with other nations or areas; to close off a country's ports

impact

an effect

mercenary

a paid soldier who serves in the armed forces of a foreign country

ordinance

law

privateer

a privately owned ship outfitted with weapons

ratify

to approve formally

recruit

to enlist in the military

republic

a government in which citizens rule through elected representatives

siege

an attempt to force surrender by blocking the movement of people or goods into or out of a place; military blockade

strategy

a plan of action

sustain

to suffer or experience

transfer

to move