| A | B |
|---|
| Tyrant | A ruler who abuses their power |
| Repeal | to cancel a law |
| Retain | To continue to use a law |
| Authority | The power to give orders |
| Boycott | To refuse to buy one or more goods from a certain source |
| Protest | Express strong opposition of something in a public demonstration |
| Militia | Small army of regular citizens who fight in an emergency |
| Violation | Interfering with a person's right |
| Loyalist | A colonist who supported the king of England |
| Patriot | A colonist who opposed the king of England |
| Allies | Group that joins another group for a common purpose |
| Intolerable | Something unpleasant or annoying |
| Act | A law |
| Rebel | A person who goes against authority |
| Assembly | Colonial Lawmaking body |
| Treaty | An agreement between nations |
| Sons of Liberty | Aggressive Patriots |
| Parliament | British lawmaking body |
| Duty | Taxes |
| Propaganda | Misleading information to persuade people |
