American Independence

The British national legislature that makes the laws and discusses issues of the country.

• boycott

• Parliament

• pacifism

• mercenary

A belief that disputes should be resolved peacefully without war.

• pacifism

• Patriots

• mercenary

• boycott

The act of refusing to use, buy, or deal with a store, company, or organization in order to express a protest.

• mercenary

• minuteman

• pacifism

• boycott

Colonists who trained to be ready to fight at a minute's notice

• mercenary

• minutemen

• Patriots

• Pacifism

A battle over a hill that could house cannons.

• Fort Duquensne

• mercenary

• Bunker Hill

• Patriots

A soldier who is hired to fight for a foreign country.

• mercenary

• Patriot

• minutemen

• boycott

The colonists who actively opposed the British government taxes

• Patriots

• Pacifism

• minutemen

• boycott

A military post where British General Braddock and many of his soldiers were killed in an ambush during the French and Indian War

• Bunker Hill

• Fort Duquesne

• Parliament

• Patriots

Francis Marion and Thomas Sumter harassed the British troops.

• True

• False

The turning point of the Revolutionary War was the American Victory at Saratoga.

• True

• False