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British monarch who wanted to enforce proclamation King George III
Cost saving measure that required colonies to quarter, or house, British soldiers Quartering Act
Income that is needed to meet the expenses Revenue
Placed tax on sugar, molasses, and other such products that were shipped to the colonies Sugar Act
Required all legal and commercial documents to carry an official stamp showing that a tax had been paid Stamp Act
Member of Virginia’s House of Burgesses, who called for resistance to the Stamp Act Patrick Henry
Refusal to buy certain products Boycott
One of the most famous societies that opposed British policies Sons of Liberty
African American who escaped slavery and then became a famous sailor Crispus Attucks
Put in so the British had a way a way to raise a lot of revenue in the colonies Townshend Acts
Search warrants that allowed British officers to enter homes looking for smuggled goods BritishWrits of assistance
Main force behind the protest of the Townshend Acts Samuel Adams
British monarch who wanted to enforce proclamation King George III
Cost saving measure that required colonies to quarter, or house, British soldiers Quartering Act
Income that is needed to meet the expenses Revenue
Placed tax on sugar, molasses, and other such products that were shipped to the colonies Sugar Act
Required all legal and commercial documents to carry an official stamp showing that a tax had been paid Stamp Act
Member of Virginia’s House of Burgesses, who called for resistance to the Stamp Act Patrick Henry
Refusal to buy certain products Boycott
One of the most famous societies that opposed British policies Sons of Liberty
African American who escaped slavery and then became a famous sailor Crispus Attucks
Put in so the British had a way a way to raise a lot of revenue in the colonies Townshend Acts
Search warrants that allowed British officers to enter homes looking for smuggled goods British Writs of assistance
Main force behind the protest of the Townshend Acts Samuel Adams
force of armed civilians pledged to defend their community militia
A colonist who could be ready at a minute's notice minuteman
Laws passed by Mass. for the Boston Tea Party Intolerable Acts
Metting to decide what to do about problems with Britain First Continental Congress
A patriot who helped warn colonists about British movements Paul Revere
first battles of the revolutionary war Lexington and Concord
a colonist who was loyal to Britain Loyalist
a colonist who supported the colonial rebels Patriot
Leader of Green Mountain Boys Ethan Allen
connon and large guns artillery
meeting held in Philadelphia in 1775 Second Continetal Congress
name of American army Continental Army
colonial leader who played a part in the victory at Fort Ticonderoga Benedict Arnold
document that declared the colonists independent Declaration of Independence
Writer of the Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson
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