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30 Cards in this Set

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compromise

to settle a dispute by agreeing to accept less than what was originally wanted

detail

a piece of information

injury

harm or damage to someone

interact

to communicate

violence

use of physical force to harm someone or to damage property

electronic game

an activity you play on a computer or video game player

harmful

not helpfulcould cause problems for someone

harmless

does not cause problems for someone

irritate

to make someone mildly angry

respond

answer

solution

the answer to a problem

substitute

something or someone that takes the place of another

victorious

having won something

downside

the negative side

interacetion

when two people are communicating or speaking to one another

text message

a message you send with a cell phone

argument

a disagreement in which you state your position for or against someone

influence

the effect of something on a person a thing,or an event

negotiate

to agree through discussion and compromise

stalemate

a situation in which an action is halted because both sides are equally powerful and neither side will give in

constitutional right

what citizens have to protect them against unlawful actions

privacy

to be left alone

random search

when an authority figure looks for something without permission

argument

when you say your reasons for being for or against something

interact

to communicate or be involved in an activity with someone else

introduce

to bring something to a place or cause it to be used for the first time

viewpoint

the way a person looks at or thinks about something

character

what makes you type of person you are

core values

important things ,like honesty,respect,and responsibility

partnership

when people or groups of people work together