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authoritarian
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demanding or requiring others to do exactly what you tell them to do without questioning that it is right or wrong
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conservative
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not too much or too high
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controversial
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causing disagreement
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decline
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to move downward
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establishes
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create; found; solidly; secure
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guaranteed
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promised; pledged
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mandatory
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required; dictated by law; compulsory
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modernized
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current; up to date
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phenomenon
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a highly unusual event or person that attracts a lot of attention
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played
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to become involved in; be a factor in
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politicized
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to give a political tone, nature to something
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Protestant
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A member of a Western Christian church whose faith and practice are founded on the principles of the Reformation, especially in the acceptance of the Bible as the sole source of revelation, in justification by faith alone, and in the universal priesthood of all the believers.
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revival
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a renewal of interest in or use of something
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role
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position; function
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secular
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not religious
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survey
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to examine the opinions of a group of people by asking them a question or a set of questions and recording their answers
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underestimated
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to guess wrong about the impact of something
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values
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ideals; standards of a society
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