| A | B |
|---|
| REVOLUTION | OVERTHROW AND REPLACEMENT OF THE GOVERNMENT |
| PROPAGANDA | INFO USED TO HURT OR HARM A MOVEMENT; 1-SIDED |
| TREASON | ACT OF BETRAYAL TOWARDS A COUNTRY |
| TYRANNICAL | UNJUSTLY CRUEL, HARSH, OR SEVERE |
| GRIEVANCE | COMPLAINT |
| LOYALIST | COLONIST WHO DID NOT WANT INDEPENDENCE FROM BRITAIN |
| PATRIOT | COLONIST WHO FAVORED WAR WITH BRITAIN |
| BATTLES OF LEXINGTON AND CONCORD | 1ST BATTLE OF WAR, "SHOT HEARD AROUND THE WORLD" |
| BATTLE OF SARATOGA | CONVINCED FRANCE TO JOIN THE COLONISTS |
| BATTLE OF YORKTOWN | CORNWALLIS SURRENDERED ENDING THE WAR |
| WINTER AT VALLEY FORGE | WASHINGTON'S MEN TRAINED, SUFFERED FROM STARVATION |
| TREATY OF PARIS | INDEPENDENCE RECOGNIZED |
| FIRST CONTINENTAL CONGRESS | DEVELOPED A LIST OF GRIEVANCES THAT WAS SENT TO KING GEORGE III |
| SECOND CONTINENTAL CONGRESS | WROTE THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION |
| PROCLAMATION OF 1763 | DESIGNED TO PROTECT COLONISTS FROM INDIANS |
| MERCANTILISM | THEORY OF HAVING MORE EXPORTS THAN IMPORTS, COLONIES ARE FOR HELPING THE MOTHER LAND |
