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Chapter 5 Lesson 1

TermDefinition
Prohibit (V) To prevent or forbid.
Revenue (N) Incoming money from taxes or other sources.
Writ of assistance (N) Court document allowing customs officers to enter any location to search for smuggled goods.
Violate (V) To disregard or go against.
Resolution (N) An official expression of opinion by a group.
Effigy (N) A mocking figure representing an unpopular individual
Boycott (N) To refuse to buy items in order to show disapproval or force acceptance of one’s terms.
Repeal (V) To cancel an act or law.
Rebellion (N) Open defiance of authority.
Occupy (N) To move into and take control of a place, especially by force encounter a sudden, often violent clash.
Encounter (V) (N) A sudden, often violent clash; to meet, come face to face with.
Propaganda (N) Ideas or information intentionally spread to harm or help a cause.
Committee of correspondence (N) An organization that spread political ideas and information through the colonies.
Approach (V) To draw near to something.
So-called (Adj.) Known as.
Loyalist (N) American colonist who remained loyal to Britain and opposed the war for independence.
Patriot (N) American colonist who favored American independence.
Advocate (N) Supporter.
Reconciliation (N) Settlement, understanding.
Renounce (V) To give up, to abandon.
Minuteman (N) A civilian during the Revolutionary era, sworn to be ready to fight with only one minute’s notice.
Animosity (N) Hostility, ill will, hatred.
Infallibly (ADV) Without fail.
Torrent (N) Fast-moving liquid.
Petition (N) A formal request.
Discipline (N) The ability to follow strict rules and procedures.
Debate (N) A discussion of opposing points of view.
Preamble (N) The introduction to a formal document that often tells why the document was written.
Status (N) Rank or place as compared to others.
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