parliament: the political grouop or assembly that

has power to make laws for a country

representative: a person

chosen to act, speak, or make decisions for another person or people

ideas or actions that bring about great change

to buy goods or services from another country

to stop buying or using something as a form of protest

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Ch. 3 Causes of American Revolution vocabulary

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parliament: the political grouop or assembly that
moves to another country
has power to make laws for a country
declares independence
protests against the laws of a country
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the buying and selling of goods and services
production
import
title
trade
3
representative: a person
chosen to act, speak, or make decisions for another person or people
given special rights in the Constitution
who gives authority to the people
chosen to be a citizen
4
revolutionary
idea or actions that are immoral or wrong
ideas or actions that are acceptable to all
ideas or actions that bring about great change
ideas or actions that make peace between two groups
5
to make or present a formal request to an authority regarding a particular cause
amendment
guarantee
petition
framework
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corrupt
lacking control
lacking pure or true values
lacking representation
lacking money or time
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tax: _____ collected from a citizen or business to help pay for goods and services provided by the government
issues
money
products
ideas
8
legislature: the government body with the authority to ____ laws.
make and change
ignore
enforce or carry out
interpret
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a payment used to persuade someone to do something, especially something illegal or immoral
custom
trade
tax
bribe
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a public or official announcement dealing with a matter of great importance
slogan
protest
proclamation
settlement
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import
to produce good or services in another country
to sell goods or services to another country
to go to another country to look for goods and services
to buy goods or services from another country
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intolerable
necesswary
unacceptable
unresistable
revolutionary
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boycott
to stop producing and selling something as a form of protest
to start buying or using something as a form of protest
to start producing and selling something as a form of proteset
to stop buying or using something as a form of protest
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to use force or threats in an attempt to gain obedience
appoint
resist
coerce
revolt
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customs agent: a person who...
wrote letter to other colonies to share ideas or information
protested British colonial policy
collects taxes on imports
was a member of a secret organization against British taxes

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