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AMISH READABLE DICTIONARY
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MindMap of Readable Dictionaries
Children
16 and 23
1693
18th Century
1950
1961
1965
1982
19th Century
20th Century
Abortion
Abstain
Adult
Adult Baptism
Affiliations Emerged
All over the Country
Allow
Alsatian
Amish identity
Arrived
Artificial Insemination
Avoid
Baptism
Barn
Beachy
Believers
Benefits
Bible
Birth Control
Bishop
blessing from God
Bonnets
Broad-brimmed Hats
Buggy
Change-minded
Childbirth
Children
Chosen
Christianity
Church
Church Groups
Color Coding
Combination
Combining Features
Commercial
Common
Communities
Community
Compromised
Conform
Congregations
Conscientiously
Conservative
Continuously
Conveniences
Customs
Day-to-day Living
Deacons
Degree of Separation
different German dialect
Disagreement
Discontinue
Drawing Attention to the Body
Duties
Electricity
emergence of the Amish
Emigrated
Emphasize
English
Eugenics
European roots
Excommunication
Exempt
Exemption
Exist
Expectations
Face-to-face Conversations
Faith
Families
Family
Family Planning
Family Relationships
Farm Labor
Fellowships
Fellowships
Forbearance
Genetics
German
German speakers
God
Governing Authority
Hard Work
Harnessing up a Horse
Heavy Emphasis
Horse and Buggy
How to Dress
Humility
Important
In 1966
In 1972
In the Late 1920s
In Their Homes
Individuals
Infected
Influences
Jakob Ammann
Jewelry
Labor
Labor-saving
Language
Language Barrier
Large
Large Families
Less Dependent
Life
Lifestyle
Lot
Low German
Major Division
Married Women Wear White
Membership
Men Left Farm Work
Mennonite
migration to North America
Military
Ministers
Modern Technology
Motor Cars
Movement
Native Americans
New Order
Nonresistance
Number of Children
Old Order Amish
One-room Schools
Pacifism
Palatinate
Pennsylvania Dutch
Permissible
Plain Attire
Plain Dress
Population
Practice
Pride
Prohibitions
Promote Humility
Protect
Rapidly Growing
Referred To
Regarding Interaction with Outsiders
Regulated
Regulations
Rejection
Religious Duties
Religious Objection
Remote Areas
Rural
same German dialect
Schism
Scholars
Second Half
Self-employed
Shunning
Significant
Simple Living
Slowness to Adopt
Small
Social Security
Speakers
Splits Happened
Stem Cell Research
Subgroups
Submission
Sunday school
Swiss
Swiss movement
Technologies
Telephone
Too Much Time
Tradition
Traditionalist
U.S. Supreme Court
United States
Until about 1950
Variety of Small Businesses
Way of Life
Wedding Rings
Wild
Working Hard
Working Outdoors
Worldly
Worship
Worship Services
Worthy of Salvation
Young
Youth