| A | B |
|---|
| quarter | to provide soldiers w/ a place to live |
| violate | to go against |
| repeal | to do away with |
| boycott | to refuse to buy something |
| minutemen | colonial soldiers in the Revolutionary War |
| Declaration of Independence | document the US colonists signed declaring their freedom |
| complaint | statement telling why they're unhappy with something |
| American Revolution | US struggle against Great Britain |
| Estate | a class of people in France |
| Estates-General | French govt. body w/ represenatives from 3 estates |
| Bastille | prison in Paris |
| French Revolution | war that common people fought to get their freedom |
| equality | same rights for everyone |
| enforce | to make sure that people follow the laws & rules |
| convention | group of people who meet to get something done |
| emigre | French noble who fled France during the French Rev |
| moderate | one who wants to change things little by little |
| radical | one who wants to change things quickly |
| Jacobin | radical leader during French Rev. |
| Reign of Terror | 1 year period when radical leaders killed many people |
| guillotine | machine used to execute people by chopping off their heads |
| legislature | lawmaking body of government |
| executive | branch of government that enforces laws |
| tactic | plane that helps someone win a game or battle |
| neutral | not choosing either side in a war |
| exile | to send someone away from their own country |
| Code of Napoleon | code of law Napoleon passed that made all men equal |
