Unit 1

A representative to a convention or conference.

(a)  

The legislative body in Britain.

• propaganda

• parliament

• patriot

• protest

Information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political casue or to damage an opposing cause.

• quartering

• militia

• rebellion

• propaganda

Colonists who strongly supported Britain and the King.  They were horrified by the idea of taking up arms against British troops.  

(a)  

The provision of accommodations or lodging, especially for troops.

• propaganda

• ally

• quartering

• boycott

Colonists who believed the colonies had the right to govern themselves.  They were willing to fight Great Britain to obtain that right.  

(a)  

A small army made up of ordinary citizens who are trained to fight in an emergency.

• militia

• propaganda

• repeal

• violate

The act of making a strong public expression of disagreement and disapproval.

d

tyranny

protest

ally

boycott

Tyranny

(a)  

To break, deny, or disregard.

• voilate

• vialote

• violate

• vacation