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18 Cards in this Set

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militia
force of american citizens who promised to defend their country
minutemen
men who were prepared to fight on a moments notice (america)
intolerable acts
ports were not allowed to be open in boston until damaged tea was paid for
first continental congress
infuriated delegates met to discuss anger at britain and the Intolerable acts (they refused trade until the act was repealed)
lexington and concord
these were the first battles fought in the revolutionary war
loyalist
a person loyal to britain
patriot
a "rebel"
declaratory act
allowed parliament the right to legislate anything
townshend acts
placed taxes on products imported to america
gave british officials permission to search homes for smuggled goods
boston massacre
a group of protesters and redcoat soldiers fought, killing about 5 protesters
tea act
gave the east india company the sole right to sell tea (also lowered the tax)
sugar act
a tax on trivial products that were imported to the colonies
stamp act
required any legal document to carry an official stamp
sons and daughters of liberty
a secret society that resisted the british acts
patrick henry
resisted the sugar and stamp act
writs of assistance
search warrants used to search homes for smuggled goods
quartering act
colonists had to provide food and shelter for british soldiers
proc. of 1763
forbade colonists from settling west of the appalachian mountains