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American Revolution Vocabulary/ Parts 1 & 2
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A British soldier who fought in the American Revolution
minuteman
French military
Redcoat
Navy
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the crime of betraying one's country
murder
burglary
army
treason
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The document in which the American colonists stated their independence from Great Britain
Treaty of Paris
Declaration of Independence
Articles of Confederation
US Constitution
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to take in or to house
evict
rent
sell
quarter
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the American army during the American Revolution led by George Washington
French Army
British Army
American Marines
Continental Army
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freedom; not being controlled by another country
slavery
revolution
independence
loyalist
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complaint
agreement
happiness
grievance
treaty
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A person who supported the British during the American Revolution
patriot
France
American
loyalist
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doing something on the behalf of another person or country
representation
revolution
treaty
independence
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Main people who helped create the United States
Patriots
Founding Mothers
Founding Fathers
Loyalists
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A form of protest in which people refuse to buy certain products or services
purchase
bobcat
protest
boycott
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A group of colonists who formed a secret society to build support for the American Revolution
Daughters of Liberty
Sons of Liberty
British Army
Continental Army
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A popular drink of the British which was taxed.
coffee
lemonade
tea
coca cola
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Led the colonists in the war; first president of the United States
Samuel Adams
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
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something you owe to another person or country
tax
debt
army
income
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A formal agreement between two or more sovereign states
declaration
debt
treason
treaty
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American colonist who favored American independence
patriot
loyalist
French
treason
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Money that people and businesses pay to the government
representstion
tax
debt
pay
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the right of the people to do or say things that are not illegal without being stopped or interrupted by the government
government rights
boycott
civil liberty
treason
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a forcible overthrow of a government or social order in favor of a new system.
peace
treaty
revolution
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Wrote the Declaration of Independence
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
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a formal statement
treason
constitution
declaration
treaty
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