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Ch 6 Vocab Link

Chapter 6 Vocab for Mrs. Link

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British monarch who wanted to enforce the Proclamation of 1763 King George III
cost saving measure that required colonists to house British soldiers Quartering Act
income revenue
placed a tax on sugar, molasses, and other products shipped to the colonies Sugar Act
required all legal and commercial documents to carry stamps Stamp Act
member of the Virginia's house of Burgesses who called for resistance of taxes Patrick Henry
lawyers, merchants, and craftspeople most affected by the Stamp Act that staged protests Sons of Liberty
refusal to buy boycott
born into slavery and was killed in the Boston Massacre Crispus Attucks
plan used to raise revenue for Britain in the colonies Townshend Acts
search warrants Writs of Assistance
a leader in the Sons of Liberty Samuel Adams
shooting where British soldiers killed 5 Americans Boston Massacre
a lawyer and cousin of Samuel Adams John Adams
groups that exchanged letters on colonial affairs and were formed by Samuel Adams committee of correspondence
when Americans dressed as Native Americans and dumped 342 tea boxes into the Hudson bay as protest Boston Tea Party
a force of armed civilians pledged to defend their community militia
men trained to be ready at a minutes notice minute men
laws passed to punish the Massachusetts colonies Intolerable acts
when delegates from all colonies but Georgia voted to ban trade with England until Intolerable Acts repealed First Continental Congress
Boston silver smith who spread the news that the British were coming Paul Revere
the first 2 battles of the Revolutionary War Lexington and Concord
those who supported the British loyalist
those who sided with the rebels patriot
led the Green Mountain Boys Ethan Allen
cannons and large guns artillery
which in which delegates agreed to form the Continental Army Second Continental Congress
agreed to be formed at the Second Continental Congress- army in the Revolutionary war Continental Army
officer who was at Ft. Ticonderoga, leader of an expedition to Maine Benedict Arnold
document that declared the colonists an independent country after the Revolutionary war Declaration of Independence
on the committee that wrote the Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson
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