| A | B |
|---|
| Albany Plan of Union | A grand council with a rep from each colony |
| William Pitt | general that was going to save the nation |
| Quebec | Fort in Canada that French used to supply forts |
| Plains of Abraham | grassy field outside of Quebec |
| Treaty of Paris | marked the end of French power |
| Proclamation of 1763 | Line down the Appalachian that the Colonist could not cross |
| Stamp Act | take on legal documents |
| Boycott | refuse to buy certain goods and services |
| Repeal | cancel |
| Townshend Acts | taxed goods such as glass, paper, paint, lead, and tea |
| Writs of Assistance | legal document to inspect cargo w/o reason |
| Nonimportation Agreements | did not import goods under Townshend Acts |
| Committee of Correspondence | group of members reporting acts in Massachusetts |
| Quartering Act | colonist provide bedding, housing, and beverages to British Soldiers |
| Boston Massacre | 5 colonist killed in Boston, after mob came |
| Tea Act | Taxes on tea |
| Milita | the American Army |
| Minuteman | colonist with muskets ready to fight at a minutes notice |
| Boston Tea Party | Rebel Colonist throwing tea overboard |
| Intolerable Acts | four laws set in response to Boston Tea Party |
