People
He taxed almost everything.p.194
King George III
Taxed every stamp.p.194
Stamp Act
Five colonists died in this event.p.201
The Boston Massacre
To recognize the authority of.p.195
Acknowledge
Soldiers hired by a foreign country.p.223
Mercenaries
Used to be a British soldier then became leader of the Patriots.p.238
George Washington
Taxed glass, tea, and lead.p.197
Townshend Acts. Pronounced (TOWNS-END)
They poured what would be $1,000,000 worth of tea today In Boston Harbor.p.203
The Boston Tea Party
The killing of many people.p.201
Massacre
To develop.p.227
Emerge
Strong believer of independence.p.227
Phillis Wheatley
Shut down Boston Harbor.p.204
Coercive Acts
The first shot in the war.p.207
The Shot Heard Round the World.
To be controlled by the British Military.p.204
Martial Law
To charge very high prices for goods.p.229
Profiteer
Made the pamphlet "Common Sense".p.214
Thomas Paine
The King makes the laws for the colonies.p.196
The Declaratory Act
The discussion of natural rights and relationship between citizens and the government.p.216
The Declaration of Independence
Freedom.p.213
Independence
A piece of land surrounded by water.p.235
Peninsula
The most famous traitor in American history.p.225
Benedict Arnold
Only the British East India Company could sell tea in Boston.p.203
The Tea Act
British General Charles Cornwallis moved his troops to Virginia to rest during this event.p.235
The Final Battles
The base or support of something.p.216
Foundation
To discuss.p.236
Negotiate