DMS U.S. History CH5 Review McGraw-Hill
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| writs of assistance | legal document permitting searches
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| Loyalist | person loyal to the king
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| Paul Revere | shouted “The British are coming”
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| Crispis Attucks | victim in the Boston Massacre
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| Coercive Acts | closed Boston Harbor
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| Stamp Act | taxed most printed materials
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| List of Natural Rights | listed the rights of citizens
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| John Hancock | first to sign the Declaration of Independence
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| Thomas Paine | wrote Common Sense
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| Proclamation of 1763 | prohibited colonists from moving west of Appalachian Mountains
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| Sugar Act | British government attempted to stop smuggling of molasses
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| Ethan Allen | led the Green Mountain Boys
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| George III | opposed any compromise with the American colonists
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| Abigail Adams | wanted increased rights for women
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| Thomas Jefferson | main author of the Declaration of Independence
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| Townshend Acts | taxed imported goods to the colonies
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| Daughters of Liberty | protested the Townshend Acts
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| Paul Revere’s engraving | increased anti
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| Boston Tea Party | dramatic act of defiance by Sons of Liberty and Patriots
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| George III | said that “blows must decide” who would rule America
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| William Dawes | warned John Hancock that the British were coming
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| Battle of Bunker Hill | the British learned that defeating the colonists would not be easy
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| Olive Branch Petition | asked the king to protect the colonists’ rights
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| Benedict Arnold | led an American attack on Quebec
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| George Washington | commander of the Continental Army
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| Second Continental Congress | governed the colonies
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| Boston Massacre | used as propaganda against the British
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| Lexington and Concord | refers to the shot heard “round the world”
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| Loyalists | colonists who did not consider unfair taxes a good reason for rebellion
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| Patriots | colonists who were determined to fight the British for independence
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| Olive Branch Petition | colonists expressed their desire for peace
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