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Proclamation of 1763
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Sons of Liberty
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Petition
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Treaty of Paris, 1763
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Unit 2: Causes of the American Revolution: Vocabulary
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Frontier
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Militia
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Boycott
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Tar & Feathering
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Definition: a document ending the French and Indian War.
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Definition: a refusal to buy goods from a certain group of
people.
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Definition: a physical punishment used by colonists against
British Tax collectors, which involved pouring hot tar and
feathers on the victim.
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Definition: a group of citizens trained to handle
emergencies.
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Definition: an unsettled area on the border of a country.
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Definition: an imaginary line at the Appalachian
Mountains, which prevented settlers from moving west of
it.
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Definition: a group of colonists who physically protested
acts of the British.
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Definition: a formal request to someone in authority
signed by a group of people.
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Repeal
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Tariff
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Word: Committees of Correspondence
Word: First Continental Congress
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Ratify
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Definition: colonial representatives the met to discuss the
Intolerable Acts and form a plan of action for the colonies.
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Definition: the canceling of a legal action or law.
Definition: to approve a law or amendment.
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Definition: a group of individuals who wrote letters and
pamphlets in protest of British injustices.
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Definition: a tax placed on foreign goods brought into a
country.
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