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CCS History Ch 4V

Chapter 4 1st set of vocabulary

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Battle of Bunker Hill An American Revolutionary war battle near Boston; a victory for the British ; hope of the Patriots because large number of British casualities
Battles of Lexington and Concord the first conficts of the American Revolutionary War between American coloniest and the British in Massachusetts on 4/19/1775
besiege the act of completely surrounding an area to keep any person or supplies from going in and out
Boston Massacre an incident on March 5, 1770 between the British soldiers and American colonists where five citizens wer killed
Boston Tea Party a protest by the Boston colonist again the British tea laws
boycott the act of refusing to use, buy, or deal with a store, company, or organizationin order to express a protest
coerce the act of forcing someone to do something unwillingly
commander in chief the highest commander of a nation's armed forces
Continental Congress the representatives from each of the thirteen colonies who met in Philidelphia to decide how to deal with the British parliament
continental dollars early American money that the Continental Congress issued during the Revolutionary War
Continentals soldiers who fought with the Continental army during the American Revolutionary War
customs agent a person who oversees the taxes on imports and exportes of goods
Declaration of Indenpendence a document written by Thomas Jefferson and other delegates of the Second Continental Congress that declared the colonies to be independent from England
envoy a representative of one country to another
Intolerable Acts the British laws forced on the colonists as punishment for throwing a tea shipment into the harbor
Iroquois Confederacy an alliance consisting of six Indian tribes in the northeastern region of North America
July 4, 1776 the date the Declaration of Indenpendence was adopted
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