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1.Frequently:

Sentence:Even in peaceful times Americans frequently debate fundamental questions about government.

Meaning:At short intervals.

2.Debate:

Sentence:Even in peaceful times Americans frequently debate fundamental questions about government.

Meaning:A discussion, as of a public question in an assembly, involving opposing viewpoints.

3.Prohibit:

Sentence:What does it prohibit?

Meaning:To forbid the action of (a person).

4.Undertaking:

Sentence:Americans argue even more fervently as they often witness government undertaking different and more numerous roles than it undertakes during peacetime.

Meaning:The act of a person who undertakes any task or responsibility.

5.Numerous:

Sentence:And more numerous roles than it undertakes during peacetime.

Meaning:Very many; being or existing in great quantity.

6.Administration:

Sentence:The Wilson administration proposed and implemented an extraordinary number of programs.

Meaning:The management of any office, business, or organization.

7.Implemented:

Sentence:The Wilson administration proposed and implemented an extraordinary number of programs that affected the lives of Americans in their everyday activities.

Meaning:Any article used in some activity, esp. an instrument, tool, or utensil.

8.Extraordinary:

Sentence:The Lever Act of 1917 represents both the normal working of American government and the extraordinary circumstances of World War I.

Meaning:Beyond what is usual, ordinary, regular, or established.

9. Process :

Sentence:The process of creating the Lever Act certainly followed the “legislative dance” outlined in the Constitution and congressional custom.

Meaning:A systematic series of actions directed to some end.

10.Congress:

Sentence:Congress passed the Food and Fuel Control Act (40 Stat. 276), also known as the Lever Act.

Meaning:The act of coming together; an encounter; meeting.

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