| A | B |
|---|
| Patrick Henry | "Give me liberty, or give me death" |
| Tom Hutchinson | Governor of Massachusetts |
| Thomas Gage | British commander in Boston |
| Crispus Attucks | First man killed in the Boston riot also was a free black man |
| George III | King of England |
| James Wolfe | captured Ft. Quebec |
| George Washington | started the French and Indian War |
| Governor Dinwiddie | sent Washington to keep French out of PA |
| Sam Adams | rabble rouser for the American Revolution and leader of the Sons of Liberty |
| Lord North | Prime minister at time of Revolution |
| George Grenville | prime minister who passed Stamp Act |
| William Pitt | Pittsburgh was named after him |
| John Adams | defended soldiers who where in Boston massacre |
| Paul Revere | famous for his midnight ride |
| Boston massacre | event where British soldiers killed civillians |
| The Seven Years War | British name for the French and Indian War |
| Tyrant | synonym for an oppressor |
| Declartory Act | act that said that parliament could make any law they wanted |
| Proclamation of 1763 | prohibited settlers from crossing the Appalacians |
| Parliament | British law-making body |
| Intolerable Acts | coercive acts |
| Stamp Act | Act that placed a tax on paper and all printed materials |
| Sugar Act | put tax on molasses, sugar, and coffee |
| Tea Act | act that placed a tax on tea |
| Sons of Liberty | group that instigated Boston tea party |
| Comittees of Correspondance | group that spread news about the tea tax |
| Fort Pitt | Pittsburgh |
| Boycott | decision to not buy a product as a form of protest |
| martyr | someone who dies for a cause |
| Monopoly | control over an industry |
| East India Company | Tea company |
| Navigation Acts | certain goods could only be sold to Gt. Britain |
| Taxation w/out representation | major colonial protest concerned with voting and taxes |
| Fort Quebec | gateway to the Great Lakes |
| patriot | someone who is proud of and defends their country |
