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Chapter 5 lesson 1

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massacre The purposeful killing of many people .
quarter To shelter or to house.
martial law Placing the military in charge of a government.
Patriot A colonist who opposed Britain's actions and policies before and during the American Revolution.
Loyalist A person who remains loyal to Great Britain during that American Revolution.
neutral Not taking a side in conflict.
militia Local armies of colonists.
debt A sum of money that it owned
congress A lawmaking body
Stamp Act A law passed by the British government that taxed all of the paper used by the colonists.
Sons of Liberty A group of colonial men who protested the usjust taxes of the British
boycott The restful to buy a product as part of a protest
tariff Taxes on products coming into a country. (Taxes on imports goods)
customs Taxes on products coming into a country. (Collocation of taxes) (physical money received.)
Townshend Acts A series of acts that placed taxes on products being sold to the colonists.
Why were the colonists angry about the Stamp Act?
What was the name of the tax on imported goods after the repeal of the Stamp Act?
What were the first two battles of the Revolution?
Describe the events of the Boston Massacre.
What laws were passed by Parliament as punishment for the Boston Tea Party?
What group led protests in Boston?
What were the recommendations of the 1st Continental Congress?
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