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What is a boycott?
What is a democracy?
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What is a democracy?
a government ruled by Parliament
a governor makes all laws
people have no voice
people have a voice in government
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What is a boycott?
government
a party
buy goods
refuse to buy goods
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What was the Stamp Act?
a law that said no one could have stamps
when the harbor got closed
a tax on materials made of paper
A tax on imported goods
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What is a revolution?
freedom
change
battle
something you promise to do
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Who was Parliament?
George Washington's army
The law making assembly for British.
People who worked for the colonists.
A group of minutemen
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What was the Boston Massacre?
a document freeing colonists
people who wanted a voice
5 colonists were killed
tea was thrown into the harbor
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Who is a traitor?
a person that has lots of friends
a person that loves the king
a person that trades goods
a person that betrays is country
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What were the Townshend Acts?
a tax on imported goods
when British shot at colonists
a tax on things made of paper
a law that said no more tea
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Who was a Patriot?
colonists who wanted a change
colonists loyal to the king
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What is a tariff?
a tax
gun
a coat
a law
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What were the Intolerable Acts?
laws to punish the Patriots
refuse to buy goods
laws that freed the Patriots
laws that taxed the colonists
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Who were the minutemen?
Men who were quiet for a minute.
The British soldiers
Men who could be ready at a minute's notice.
People who spoke out against the British.
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Who are the Loyalists?
colonists who were killed
colonists who are against British rule
minutemen
colonists loyal to the king
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What is the Declaration of Independence?
a document signed by Parliament
a document that gives France land
the document that stated the colonies are free
a document that freed slaves
