| A | B |
|---|
| propaganda | Information to influence opinion |
| liberty | freedom |
| resolution | formal expression of opinion |
| boycott | refuse to buy goods |
| revenue | incoming money |
| act | a law |
| Writs of assistance | Legal documents allowing search for smuggled goods |
| Parliament | Law making legislature of Britain |
| repeal | To cancel (a law or act) |
| smuggling | Illegally importing or trading goods |
| petition | a formal request |
| quartering | Living accommodations (or housing), especially assigned to military personnel |
| Committee of Correspondence | (Patriot) organization that wrote letters & pamphlets to spread news & ideas |
| Sons of Liberty | A colonial group formed by Samuel Adams to protest British acts |
| Daughters of Liberty | Colonial women who protested British taxes through boycotts |
