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The Road to the Revolutionary War

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Loyalists Americans who stayed loyal to Great Britain
Boston Tea Party Patriots boarded ships in Boston Harbor and dumped British tea into the water
colony an overseas possession or territory ruled by its mother country
Stamp Act a law that required payment of a tax stamp on paper goods
Torries Members of the Tory Party which believed the king should keep a firm control on the colonies
Quartering Act A law requiring colonial communities to provide food and shelter for British troops
Duties Taxes on imported goods
Tariffs Taxes placed on foreign imports to control trade and protect a nation's business
Intolerable Acts Sought to punish Massachusetts Bay Colony for the destruction caused by the Boston Tea Party
Sugar Act Placed a tarrif on sugar, molasses, wine and coffee brought to the colonies
Boycott A refusal to buy certain goods for political reason
Townshend Acts Laws that placed import duties on tea, glass, lead, paint and paper
Declaratory Act This act made it clear to the colonies that Britain's power over them was not to be questioned
Parliament An assembly of persons weho meet to make new laws and change old ones
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