Studies Weekly Week 5

boycott

• cloth made by women so they didn't have to buy British clothes

• closed to Boston Harbor until the tea was repaid

• tea the colonists drank that was not from Britain

• refusing to buy a product

• laws England made after the Boston Tea Party

Quartering Act

• cloth made by women so they didn't have to buy British clothes

• required that British soldiers could stay in people's homes and eat their food

• tea the colonists drank that was not from Britain

• refusing to buy a product

• laws England made after the Boston Tea Party

homespun

• cloth made by women so they didn't have to buy British clothes

• closed to Boston Harbor until the tea was repaid

• tea the colonists drank that was not from Britain

• refusing to buy a product

• laws England made after the Boston Tea Party

liberty tea

• cloth made by women so they didn't have to buy British clothes

• closed to Boston Harbor until the tea was repaid

• tea the colonists drank that was not from Britain

• refusing to buy a product

• laws England made after the Boston Tea Party

Coercive Act

• cloth made by women so they didn't have to buy British clothes

• closed to Boston Harbor until the tea was repaid

• tea the colonists drank that was not from Britain

• refusing to buy a product

• laws England made after the Boston Tea Party

Intolerable Acts

• cloth made by women so they didn't have to buy British clothes

• closed to Boston Harbor until the tea was repaid

• tea the colonists drank that was not from Britain

• refusing to buy a product

• laws England made after the Boston Tea Party

Parliament

• a group of British leaders who passed laws that upset the colonists

• a group of women who used the power they held at home to support independence

• a group of people who were loyal to Britain

• a group of people who wanted America to become its own country

• representatives from the twelve colonies who met to decide how to help America

Loyalists

• a group of British leaders who passed laws that upset the colonists

• a group of women who used the power they held at home to support independence

• a group of people who were loyal to Britain

• a group of people who wanted America to become its own country

• representatives from the twelve colonies who met to decide how to help America

Daughters of Liberty

• a group of British leaders who passed laws that upset the colonists

• a group of women who used the power they held at home to support independence

• a group of people who were loyal to Britain

• a group of people who wanted America to become its own country

• representatives from the twelve colonies who met to decide how to help America

Patriots

• a group of British leaders who passed laws that upset the colonists

• a group of women who used the power they held at home to support independence

• a group of people who were loyal to Britain

• a group of people who wanted America to become its own country

• representatives from the twelve colonies who met to decide how to help America