| A | B |
|---|
| colonies | a territory ruled by another country |
| loyal | having or showing strong and lasting support for someone or something |
| settlers | people who make his or her home in a new land or country |
| protest | an objection to something |
| liberty | freedom from control of another country |
| militia | a group of citizens trained to fight and help in emergencies |
| necessities | things that are needed |
| pamphlets | small books that have paper covers |
| published | to have printed a newspaper, magazine, book, or other material and offerit for sale |
| discharge | dismissal from service or a job |
| revolution | the overthrow of a system of government and the setting up of a new or different system of the government and the setting up of a new system of government |
| invading | entering by force |
| representation | the right of having someone that speaks and acts for a group of people in a law making body. |
| tyranny | the unjust use of power; a harsh or cruel government |
| treaty | a formal agreement between two countries |
