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king george 3 a british monarch
quartering act cost saving measure that required the colonies to quarter british soldiers
revenue income
sugar act placed a tax on sugar molasses and other products shipped to the colonies
stamp act all legal and commercial documents to carry an official stamp
patrick henry member of virginia's house of burgesses
boycott refusal to buy
sons of liberty lawyers
crispus attucks a african american sailor
townshed acts suspended new yorks assembly
writs of assistance search warrants
samuel adams leader of the boston sons of liberty
boston massacre a shooting killing four people
john adams lawyer and cousin of samuel adams
committies of correspondence exchanged letters on colonial affairs
boston tea party destroyed 342 chests of tea
militia force of armed citizens
minute men men trained to go fight in a matter of one minute
intolerable acts british laws
first continental congress banned all trade with england
paul revere boston silversmith
lexington and concord first battles of the revolutionary war
loyalist supported the british
patriots sided with rebels
ethan allen led the green mountain boys
artillery cannon and large guns
second continental congress agreed to form continental army
continental army acted as a government
benedict arnold officer
declaration of independence a draft made by a committee
thomas jefferson composed the declaration
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