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Chapter 6 Vocab

Quiz on Friday

TermDefinition
King George 3 the Brtish monarch of that time
Quartering Act a cost-saving measure that required colonists to quarter or house British soldiers and provide them with supplies
revenue income
Sugar Act law placed a tax on sugar, molasses, andother products shipped to the colonies
Partick Henry a member of Virginia's House of Burgesses, called for resistance to the tax
boycott refusal to buy
Sons of Liberty a secret society made up oflawyers or merchants and craftspeople- the colonists most affected by the Stamp Act
Stamp Act required all legal and commercial documents to carry an official stamp showing that a tax had been payed
townshend Acts Charles Townshend said he knew a way to get revenue from the colonies. suspended New York's assembly until new York agreed to house troops.Others placed taxes on goods such as glass, paper, paint, lead and tea
Crispus Attucks son of an African-American father and Native-American mother, was born into slavery and escaped. Lost his life to a Brittish bullet in the Boston Massacre
writs of assistance search warrants
Samuel Adams a leader of the Boston Sons of Liberty
Boston massacre
John Adams
committee of correspondence
Boston Tea Party
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