Rev war study

Question 1

Militia

Answer 1

An army or military

Question 2

Rebel

Answer 2

Patriot

Question 3

Repeal

Answer 3

To take back a law

Question 4

Liberty

Answer 4

Freedom

Question 5

Boycott

Answer 5

To cheat the system

Question 6

Loyalist

Answer 6

The British

Question 7

Neutralist

Answer 7

A person on neither side

Question 8

Patriot

Answer 8

A colonist that wants freedom

Question 9

Traitor

Answer 9

Betrayer

Question 10

American revolution

Answer 10

A war between America and Britain

Question 11

Battle of bunker hill

Answer 11

A battle at breeds hill

Question 12

Boston tea party

Answer 12

When the colonists dressed up as native Americans and dumped thousands of pounds of tea into the Boston Harbor

Question 13

Committee of correspondents

Answer 13

Committees of correspondence were longstanding institutions that became a key communications system during the early years of the American Revolution (1772-1776).

Question 14

Townsend acts

Answer 14

Townshend Acts. To help pay the expenses involved in governing the American colonies, Parliament passed the Townshend Acts, which initiated taxes on glass, lead, paint, paper, and tea.

Question 15

Intolerable acts

Answer 15

When king George 111 shut down the Boston harbor

Question 16

Sons of liberty

Answer 16

A group who despise the loyalists.

Question 17

Town meeting

Answer 17

A meeting with the town talking about the war

Question 18

Treason

Answer 18

Betraying one side for another

Question 19

Stamp act

Answer 19

Taxes on all paper goods

Question 20

Minute men

Answer 20

Soldiers able to get ready to fight in a minute