Chapter 5 Social studies

a mocking figure representing an unpopular individual

• effigy

• puppet

• doll

• statue

to refuse to buy items in order to show disapproval or force acceptance of one's terms

• effigy

• rebellion

• boycott

• repeal

to cancel an act or a law

(a)  

An act passed by Parliament which lowered tax on sugar, but allowed officers to seize goods from accused smugglers without going to court

• Stamp Act

• Townshend Act

• Sugar Act

• Coercive Acts

The (a)   Act was a law that taxed almost all printed materials such as Newspapers, wills, and even playing cards.

____ was an american revolutionary leader that helped Start the Sons of Liberty to protest the Stamp act

• Samuel Adams

• Thomas Gage

• Paul Revere

• William Dawes

As protests and boycotts spread, businesses in Britain lost so much money that they demanded Parliament (a)   the Stamp Act, which they did

A tax imported goods such as glass, tea, fabric, and paper. This angered the colonists and resulted in more boycotts

• Sugar Act

• Coercive Acts

• Townshend Acts

• Intolerable Acts

Women supported the boycott and urged colonists to wear homemade fabrics rather than buying from Britain. Some women's groups called themselves the Daughters of (a)  

Open defiance of authority is ___

• rebellion

• redemption

• revolutionary

• repetative