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Unit 8 history FC

QuestionAnswer
Revolution forcablie overthrow of a goverment
Vehemence Enthusiasm zeal passion
Oppression Harsh or cruel treatment over time
Immortal Not subject to death
Stockpile To accumulate A large supply of goods or materials for future use
Loyalist Those who fought for the English king during the American revolution
Vestige A trace or sign usually used in relation that something has past Such as an acient civilization
Patriot One who loves his country And acts for his intrests
Tyranny Creul and aBratiary Use of power by the user Such a ruler is called a tyrant
Delegate A person who represent another or others and who has the power to act for them
Traitor A person threw action or words Sides with the enemy or his country
Unalienable not to be taken away
First continental congress a meeting to decide how to respond to the intolorable acts
Second continental congress a meeting of colonial delegates in philly
Continental army the army created by the second continental congress 1775.
Endowed Provided
Quartering logging housing
Insurrections rebellions
Hessians are mercenaries
Minutemen american colonial militia members ready to fight at a minutes notice.
Declaration a formal statement or annoucement
arbitary not based on law
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