War Flashcards

1
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Milita

A

A small army made up of ordinary citizens

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2
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Rebel

A

Patriots

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3
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Repeal

A

To take back or to cancel the war

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4
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Liberty

A

Freedom

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5
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Boycott

A

Refuse

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6
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Loyalist

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People in the American colonies who wanted the colonies to remain under control of king and Great Britain

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7
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Patriot

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People who wanted to break away from Great Britain

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8
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Neutralist

A

American colonists who did not support earthier side of the colonists

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9
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Traitor

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A person guilty of acting against his or her own country

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10
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First continental congress

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Write a letter to king George to stop intolerable act but he said “no”

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11
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American revolution

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political revolution that occurred in British America between 1765 and 1791.

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12
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Battle of bunker hill

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The first battle that gave to patriots confidence

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13
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Boston tea party

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Colonists in the harbor that poured all of the taxed tea in the water

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14
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Committees of correspondence

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Communication system

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15
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Townshed acts

A

Act made up of glass, lead, paint, paper, and tea

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16
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Intolerable acts

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Sires of laws passed by the British parliament in 1774 after the Boston’s tea party the laws aimed to Massachusetts colonists to protest the tea act

17
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Sons of liberty

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A political group of people

18
Q

Town meeting

A

A place where they disused war

19
Q

Treason

A

The crime of disloyalty towards a leader or government

20
Q

Stamps act

A

A act that the British put tax on paper goods.

21
Q

Minute men

A

A group of people that are colonists/patriots

22
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Assembly

A

A group of government officials who meet and make laws

23
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Delegate

A

a person sent or authorized to represent others, in particular an elected representative sent to a conference.

24
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Petition

A

a formal written request, typically one signed by many people, appealing to authority with respect to a particular cause.