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Ch.6 Vocabulary

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The British Monarch King George III
Cost saving measure, made by Parliament, that required Colonies to house soldiers The Quartering Act
income Revenue
1764, placed a tax on shippment into the colonies Sugar Act
1765 required that all legal and commercial documents to carry "tax" stamps Stamp Act
member of the Virginia House of Burgesses who wanted to resist the stamp taxing Patrick Henry
refusal to buy boycott
Secret society who opposed British policies. were both peaceful and not peaceful Sons Of Liberty
suspended New York's assembly, placed import taxes on various goods Townshend Acts
search warrants writs of Assistance
leader of the Boston Sons of Liberty. told colonists to continue to resist the taxes Samuel Adams
March 5, 1770 5 men were killed in a fight against workers and soldiers Boston Massacre
lawyer who defended the soldiers in Court John Adams
exchanged letters to colonial affairs committees of correspondence
December 16, 1773 Sons of Liberty dumped 342 chests of British tea into the Harbor Boston Tea Party
armed civillians that pledged to defend their Communities militia
were militia soldiers who could be ready in a minutes notice Minutemen
was the only African American killed in the Boston Massacre Crispus Attucks
Closed the Port of Boston until the tea was payed for from the boston tea party, allowed britain to house troops whenever, banned the committees of correspondence Intolerable Acts
September 1774 delegates from all the colonies except Georgia, organized militias and banned all trade with Britain First Continental Congress
A boston Silversmith, and a messenger to know when the British were coming Paul Revere
the first battles of the Revolutionay War Lexington and Concord
were loyal to Britain and King George III Loyalists
sided with the rebels Patriots
led the Green Mountain Boys to capture Fort Ticonderoga Ethan Allen
cannon and large guns artillery
May 10 met in Philadelphia Agreed to form Continental Ar Second Continental Congress
George Washington was commanding officer Continental Army
An officer who played a rule in the capturing of Fort Ticonderoga and Quebec Benedict Arnold
declared the 13 colonies independence from Britain Declaration of Independence
Composed most of the Declaration Thomas Jefferson
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