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Am. Rev. Pavlovich

American Revolution Vocab Terms Pavlovich

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economy how a country deals with and makes money (trade, buying, selling, loans, banking, jobs)
boycott refuse to buy
repeal to take back or cancel a law
minutemen colonial militia prepared to fight at a moments notice
Townshend Acts taxed tea paper and lead without the colonists consent.
Parliament English Representative Government
Representative Government representatives are elected to make laws for the people
Red coats British soldiers who fought in the revolutionary war against th ecolonists
George Washington leader of the continental army and the first president
Stamp Act The first time the colonies were taxed without representation incongress
The Great Awakening A religious movement that swept through the colonies inspiring religious and political change
triangle trade Trade route between Africa, the colonies and Great Britain. Slaves were traded fro rum that was made in the colonies in some cases.
Intolerable Acts A response to the Boston Tea Party- The king increased the governors power, he reinstated the quartering act, closed off Boston harbor and made colonists REPAY for the tea
First Continental Congress United the 13 colonies, becaus ethe met for th first time. It was decided that they would begin to train troops (militia)
The Second Continental Congress Happened after the Battl eof Lexington and Concord. Georage Washington was declared leader of the continetal army
Battle of Lexington Concord First Battle. 100 colonist die and 250 British. Second Continental Congress meets after.
Boston Tea Party Sons of libert are unhappy with british law to tax tea. They dump tea into Boston Harbor
Battle of Saratoga Turning point of American Revolution. Colonists win and France and Spain help after.
Patriots wanted to fight against Britain (sons of liberty)
Loyalists wanted to remain loyal to the king/Britain
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