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Civil Liberties-

the right of people to do or say things that are notillegal without being stopped or interrupted by the government

Imposed-

to force on others

Violated-

to do something that is not allowed by (a law, rule, etc.)

Foreign Recognition-

the act of a foreign country acceptingsomeone or something as having legal or official authority

Consent-

to agree to do or allow something: to give permissionfor something to happen or be done

Representation-

a person or group that speaks or acts for or insupport of another person or group

Parliament-

the group of people who are responsible formaking the laws in some kinds of governmentA particular parliament; especially: the parliament of the United Kingdom that includes the House of Commons and the House of Lords

Commanding-

having a powerful or important quality that attractsattention, respect, etc.

Civic Virtue-

the democratic ideas, practices, and values that are the heartof citizenship in a free society

Proclamation-

an official statement or announcement made by aperson in power or by a government

Revolution-

the usually violent attempt by many people to end therule of one government and start a new one

Wentworth Cheswell

-first african american elected to public office in the colonies


- He was a messenger who warned colonists

Samuel Adams

-American political , activist and politician


-Leader of the pro-independence movement

Mercy Otis Warren

-Author


- Wrote anti- british, pro-independence pamphlets and plays

James Armistead

- Slave who served as a spy for the americans


- Instrumental in the American vistory at yorktown

Bernando Galvez

- Governor of spanish louisiana


- Ordered attacks on british ships and forts

Crispus Attucks

- Part native and part African


- First of the five killed at the boston massacre

Haym Salomon

-Jewish immigrant


-Financial genius and spy