Workshop 4, Part 2 - The Hunt for Lincoln's Killer

Accomplice

(noun) a person who helps someone commit a crime

Capture

(verb) to catch a person and keep him or her from getting away

Cavalry

(noun) the part of an army that works and fights on horseback

Confederate

(adjective) of or about states or citizens that were part of the South during the Civil War.

Emancipate

(verb) to free someone from someone else's power

Fugitive

(noun) someone who is trying to avoid being captured by the police

Witness

(noun) someone who sees an event and can describe it

Identify

(verb) to recognize someone or something

Remain

(verb) to stay in the same place as before

Claim

(verb) to state that something is true even though other people might believe something else

Declare

(verb) to state how you feel in a public and confident way

Principle

(noun) a belief about what is right or wrong that influences actions or behaviors

Voyage

(noun) a long journey

Object

(noun) the goal or purpose of a plan or activity

Respect

(noun) an attitude that something or someone should be treated well