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Ch. 6 Vocab

Social Studies

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British monarch that wanted to enforce the proclamation and keep peace with native american allies King George III
act requiring colonies to house British soldiers and supply them Quartering Act
Income revenue
tax on sugar, molasses, and other products shipped to the colonies Sugar Act
law requiring all legal and commercial documents to carry an official stamp showing the tax was paid Stamp Act
Virgina House of Burgesses member who called for resisitance to taxes Patrick Henry
Refusal to buy or support Boycott
Secret Society opposing British policies Sons of Liberty
A martyr to the PAtriots during the Boston Massacre Crispus Attucks
acts suspending NY's assembly until they agreed ti quarter soldiers; placed import taxes on various good Townshend acts
search warrants for smuggled goods Writs of Assistance
Sons of Liberty leader pushing for boycott and resistance of British control Samuel Adams
Commitee of Correspondence towns that exchanged lettera on colonial affairs
Men disguised as Natives took all British tea on the ships and threw it all in to harbor Boston tea party
tensions in Boston caused a fight with shooting with 5 casualties Boston Massacre
Lawyer who represented the arrested soldiers in court even though he was a patriot John Adams
a small force of armed civilians militia
men ready for action at a minute's notice minute men
punishment of Mass. to serve as a warning Intolerable Acts
meeting of almost all colonies in sept. 1774 First continental congress
Boston silversmith who spread news of british arrival Paul Revere
first battles of the Rev. War Lexington and concord
British supporters Loyalists
RebelS Patriots
led his band of backwoodsmen called Green Mountain Boys Ethan Allen
2nd Cont. Congress meeting of delegates
cannons and large guns Artillery
Colonial army Contrinental army
officer at fort ticonderoga that betrayed Amer. in time Benedict Arnold
doc. saying that Amer. was ind. Declaration of Independence
a writer of Dec. of Ind. Thomas Jefferson
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