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Unit 4-History

QuestionAnswer
Taxation Process of collecting money from citizens for government expenses
Polictical Revolution process of changing one government to another
Patriots American colonists who supported independence from Great Britain
Loyalists American Colonists who did not support independence.
Grievance a complaint
Boycott to refuse to buy goods from a certain business or government
Militia a military force of volunteers
Mercenaries soldiers who were paid to fight
Independence Freedom from rule
Minutemen a member of a groupd of men that pledges to take up arms at a minutes notice
Olive Branch Petition an officaial message sent to King George III where the colonists were trying to keep peace with England
Articles of Conferderation the first plan of government for the United States
Treaty of Paris formal agreement between the US and Great Britain in which Great Britain recognized the US as independent
French and Indian War Kown in Europe as the Seven Year War, this involved the Native Americans, English, French, and the colonists.
Boston Tea Party Memebers of the Sons of Liberty dumped the tea in the harbor to protest the tea act.
Declaration of Independence document written by Thomas Jefferson in 1776 that told King George III that they not longer wanted to part of Great Britain
Tarrif Tax on imports
Proclamation of 1763 and order by King George III of England that blocked the colonists from settling lands West of the Appalachian Mountains
Ally A Nation who is a military partner
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