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vocab quiz 08/18-22

Ms.Sabella

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Townshend Acts new duties/taxes were placed on imports of glass, lead, paper, tea to the colonies from the british.
Writs of Assistance allowed british soldiers to search in houses and businesses for any smuggled goods or without any specific reason.
John Locke he believed that everyone has the right for a fair trial.
Samuel Adams a leader of the sons of liberty and a founding father.
Daughters of Liberty a group of woman who boycotted against british tea and made their own cloth.
Boston Massacre a confrontation between british soldiers and colonists that injured and killed many.
Crispus Attucks the first person to be killed in the boston massacre.
John Adams a founding father and the second US president
Committee of Correspondence a way for the american colonists to communicate to share ideas and discuss plans for gaining independence from britain
Tea Act granted the struggling British East India Company a monopoly on tea sales in the American colonies and allowed it to sell tea directly to colonists
Boston Tea Party an protest where they threw tea into the harbor to fight against the british
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