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Chapter 6 Vocab

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the british monarch King GeorgeIII
was a cost saving measure that required the colonies to quarter, or house, British soldiers and provide them with supplies Quartering act
income Revenue
place tax on sugar, molasses, and other products 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
a member of the virginia house of burgesses Patrick henry
refusal to buy Boycott
many of them were lawyers, craftspeople, andmerchants Sons of Liberty
led the Green Mountain Boys Ethan Allen
cannons and large guns Artillery
began a meeting in Philadelphia 2nd Continental Congress
a colonial force authorized by the 2nd continental congress in 1755, with george washington as commander general Continental Army
1 of the leaders of a expidition Benedict Arnold
the document/ written in 1756,in which the colonies declared independence from britain Declaration of Independence
he wrote th declaration of independence Thomas jefferson
son of a african american father and a native american mother, was born into slavery Crispus Attucks
put taxes on varios goods such as glass, paper, paint, lead, and tea Townshemd Acts
search warrents, to enter homes or businesses to search for smuggled goods Writs of Assistance
A leader of the Boston Sons of Liberty Samuel Adams
British soldiers shot at 8 colonist Boston Massacre
defended the British soldiers in court John Adams
exchanged letters on colonial affairs Committee of Correspondence
protest against the tea act Boston Tea Party
a group of men Militia
militia men ready to fight in the army Minutemen
to punish Massachussetts for the Boston Tea Party Intolerable Acts
baned all trades with Britain until the Intolerable Acts was repealed. 1st Continental Congress
A Boston silversmith, and a 2nd messager Paul Revere
were the 1st battles of the revolutionary wars Lexington and Concord
supported the British Loyalist
the rebels Patriots
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