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Independence Means freedom from being ruled by someone else.
Declartion Is a statement that declares or announces an idea.
Rights Are freedom that are protected by a governments laws.
Treason Is the crime fighting against one's own government.
loyalist Was someone who was still loyal to the king.
Neutral Means not to take sides.
Inflation A rise in the prices of goods.
Reatreat Means to move away from the enemy.
victory is the defeat of an enemy.
Mercenary Is a soldier who is paid to fight for a foreign country.
Strategy is a plan of action.
Traitor Is someone who is not loyal.
Surrender Means to give up.
Thomas Paine In his pamphlet common sense, Paine argued that the only choice that made sense was to separate from Britain.
Patrick Henry Bold, persuasive speeches by Patrick Henry moved colonist toward independence. "Give me liberty or give me death"
Phillis Wheatley Her poems praised Washington and were popular in the colonies.
Mary Kathernine Goddard congress hired Mary a printer, to print an official copy of the Declaration.
Benedict Arnold He betrayed the Patriot cause and fought for the British.
Money Congress printed money called Continentals.
Joseph Brant In 1775, Brant went to Britain and met king George III. later, Brant and the Mohawk nation sided with the British.
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