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Revolutionary War #1

French Indian War-Townshend Act

TermDefinition
loyalist American colonists who remained loyal to Great Britain and the King
import goods purchased from another countries and brought into our country
export goods sold to other countries
debt money owed
neutral the state of not supporting or helping either side in a conflict
tariff government tax on imports
patriot American colonist who wanted independence from Great Britain
civilian a person not in the armed forces
monarchy form of government in which one person rules, and the authority is inherited
alliance an agreement between two or more parties to cooperate on common interests
raid surprise attack on an enemy
Sons of Liberty secret organization of American male patriots who opposed British taxes and laws
economy system of how goods and services are produced, sold, and bought
smuggle to bring things into a country illegally
tyrant a cruel and oppressive ruler
boycott refusal to buy goods in order to protest for a change
Daughters of Liberty a formal women's patriot group that formed in 1765 that boycotted British goods
parliment part of the British government that makes laws
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