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43 Cards in this Set
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Unforgettable/lasting |
The indelible legacy of land Indelible memory |
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Shining (water) |
Glistening beach city |
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A shared land lot |
A half-acre-wide easement overgrown with... |
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کرت |
Ordered a truckload of topsoil than built 14 raised beds ,there are a lot of rows in the garden |
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1: to prepare or prepare and use for the raising of cropsSome fields are cultivated while others lie fallow.also : to loosen or break up the soil about (growing plants) 2a: to foster the growth of cultivate vegetables cultivate coffee |
My father helps me tend the garden |
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On the ground |
Underfoot |
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نوجوانی که صرف ماهیگیری و .....شد |
An adolescence spent hunting fishing picking Cotton is typical of many black Americans down south |
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To move away by blacks immigration |
To be swept in the waves of the Great migration |
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To swap a for b |
To exchange/ to twist bayous for Los Angeles's sandy beaches and sprawling coastlines |
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To get into a job position |
To find your way into ... To work your way up the ladder |
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His job improved his family's life |
His business created the path to upward mobility for his family |
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: to make impossible by necessary consequence : rule out in advance |
To foreclose upportunities |
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To leave your homeland |
To uproot yourself and abandon your native soil |
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To use your low teaching income to buy a house |
To use your modest teaching salary to buy property |
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Soothing evening Mild/temperate weather |
Balmy evening |
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It's in our blood |
In our DNA It runs in our family |
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intellectually alert : having or characteristic of a quick penetrating mind |
keen student, a keen awareness of the problem a : shrewdly astute, a keen assessment |
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Describe living in the Californian suburbs |
I was a native Californian born and raised in suburbs surrounded by manicured lawns and concrete |
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: to form or bring into being especially by an expenditure of effort
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I had to forge my own relationship with the soil Working to forge party unity The two countries forged a strong alliance |
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: to give (something) to a younger person especially within the same family |
Pass something on to your children Pass a certain quality or an object down to your children
Sentient and highly intelligent,these whales pass on traditions to their young,forming lasting bonds between familymembers. So like us |
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to enter the mind of |
the actual name of the item didn't come to me until I was walking out of the store crossed, dawned (on), occurred (to), struck |
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To relate : to communicate intimately to form a close personal relationship |
A chance for my girls to bond with the grandparents and commune with ancestors commune with nature after a week in the wilderness, the scouts were really starting to commune with nature |
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پدرم از لحاظ فرهنگی و احساسی خودش را با خاکی که از آن آمده بود تعریف میکرد |
My father defined himself culturally,.... by the land from which he'd come |
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whether good or bad things happen : no matter what happens |
For better and for worse Louisiana soil was in his blood We've made our decision and now we have to stick to it for better or worse. |
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: FAMILY, LINEAGE |
She came from a long line of people who saw......as descended from a noble line |
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: to free from restraint, control, or the power of anotherespecially : to free from bondage |
To emancipate (Emancipation) Moceanu went through a dramatic trial just two years after the Olympics to emancipate herself from her father at the age of 17.— Emily Adams, USA TODAY, 22 July 2021Millions of Black Americans won their freedom over the course of the next several years after the proclamation, often by crossing Union lines to emancipate themselves. |
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To gain land |
To aquire acres of dirt |
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To guarantee freewill/autonomy |
Land ownership held promise of self-determination |
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1 : position or rank in relation to others 2 : relative rank in a hierarchy of prestige especially : high prestige |
the status of a father To have a status in the community |
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To use the right to vote |
To exercise the right to vote |
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To not feel nostalgic for the South |
My father held no nostalgia for the south |
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To live in dangerous and violent environments |
I lived and grew up under the constant threat of violence |
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A violent situation because of |
I lived under the constant threat of violence at the hands of White supremacist |
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to interfere with or slow the progress of |
White supremacist determined to impede black people's progress |
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To live and grow/initiated/activated |
To to come of age in an era when being black sparked resentment |
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He knew that he couldn't make his future dreams come true in his home land |
He knew that the brightest horizon of his future could not unfold on the land of his birth |
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من اولین نفر در خانواده بودم که که باغبانی نقشی کاملا متفاوت تو زندگیش بازی کرد |
I was the first in my family for whom gardening played a totally different role |
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Paraphrase gardening Define gardening |
Digging dirt was a hobby and indulgence My garden/gardening was a place of leisure and pleasure a source of powerful memory and recollection I gardened to reconcile a tension |
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Picture gardening activities |
To kick off your Johnston and Murphy wing tips, roll up your pant legs and walk barefoot between the garden rows |
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Having a garden |
Planting seeds and watching them grow Having a garden can serve as a connection to a painful past |
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Invite to clebrate, gesture toward the future |
Honor our forefathers' triumph Memorialize their struggles |
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During the day |
By day he's an entrepreneur.. |
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Soil |
Dirt, land, earth |
