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king george 3 british monarch
quatering act colonies had to let soliders stay and provide them with supplies
revenue to meet its expenses
sugar act this placed tax on sugar, molasses and other productsshipped to the colonies
stamp act this required all legal and commerical doucments to carry a stamp
patrick henery a member of virgina's house of burgesses
boycott a refusal to buy goods
sons of liberty secret societies to oppose british policies
cripus attucks a slave who escaped and went out to sea and was killed in the boton massacre
townshed act suspended new yorkers assembly until they agreed to let soliders in their homes
writs of assistance searc warrants
sameul adams a leader of the boston sons of liberty
boston masscre where attuck and 4 other people where killed
john adams lawyer and cousin of sameul adams
committiees of correspondence sameul adams started a drive for the cause of liberty
boston tea party where colonists dumped tea into the docks
militia a force of armed civilivians
minutemen people ready to act in minutes
intorable acts a seris of laws to punnish massachusetts
first continental congress delgates voted to ban all trade with britian until the intorable act were repelled
pual revere a boston sliversmith, and a 2 messanger
lexington and concord were the 1st battles of the revolutionary war
loyalist those who supported britian
patriots thse who sided with the rebels
ethan allen led the green mountain boys
artillery big guns and cannons
2nd continental congress a meeting in philadelphia
contintental army a colonional force fromed by the 2nd continnetal congress
benedict arnold he was an officer who had played a role in the victoryat fort ticonderoga
declartion of independence the document , written in 1776 in which the colonies declared independence from britian
thomas jefferson he composed the declartion of independence
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