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British monarch who reigned during the American revolution
king gorge III
to buy as an investor
speculate
acts passed by parliament in 1767 to tax important in the collincest
Townshend Acts
indient in 1770 when colonists protested British policies by boarding British ships and throwing their Argos
Boston tea party
meeting of delegates from most of the colines calling rection
frist continetal congrass
an act requiring the colonist to quarter or house British soldiers and provide them with supplies
Quartering act
refuse to buy
boycott
search warrants are used to enter homes or businesses to search for smuggled goods
write od assients
taxes placed on important good
duties
Boston silversmith who rode into the countryside to spread the news of British troop's movement
paul reverse
law placing a tax on sugar, molasses, and other product shipped to the colines
sugar act
British proclamation that forbade the colonists from settling west
proclamation
organization of colonies women formed to protest British colonies
Daughters of liberty
John Adams
first battles of the revolutionary war
Lexington and concord
member of vriginas house of burgas
Patrick henry
sailor of African American and Native American ancestry who died in the Boston massqure
Crispus attacks
leaders of the Bostons sons of liberty
Samuel Adams
grouped of armed civilians trainers to be ready to fight
minutemen
americans who supported the British
Loyalists
a secret society formed to oppose British policies
sons of liberty
the incident in 1770 in which British troops fired on and killed American colonists
Boston massacre
the organization formed to exchange information about the British policies and American resistance
committee of corresponds
series of laws known in Britain as the coercive acts meant to publish muscles
Intolerable acts
Americans who sided with the rebels
patriots