Events Leading to Revolution Kowalski

Boycott

• The refusal to buy a good as part of a protest.
• This term refers to cruel and unfair rule by government or a leader.
• To secretly import illegal goods.
• This means to cancel an act of law officially.
• British soldiers in the American colonies named for their distinctive red jackets.

Effigy

• This is straw model of a person. Usually these were created with the idea that they would be burned or destroyed as a protest.
• The refusal to buy a good as part of a protest.
• This term refers to cruel and unfair rule by government or a leader.
• To secretly import illegal goods.
• This means to cancel an act of law officially.

Loyalist

• These were colonists who were in favor of British rule in the colonies.
• This is straw model of a person. Usually these were created with the idea that they would be burned or destroyed as a protest.
• The refusal to buy a good as part of a protest.
• This term refers to cruel and unfair rule by government or a leader.
• To secretly import illegal goods.

Militia

• Considered "citizen soldiers," all able-bodied men were members of the militia during the colonial era.
• These were colonists who were in favor of British rule in the colonies.
• This is straw model of a person. Usually these were created with the idea that they would be burned or destroyed as a protest.
• The refusal to buy a good as part of a protest.
• This term refers to cruel and unfair rule by government or a leader.

Patriot

• These were colonists who supported American independence.
• Considered "citizen soldiers," all able-bodied men were members of the militia during the colonial era.
• These were colonists who were in favor of British rule in the colonies.
• This is straw model of a person. Usually these were created with the idea that they would be burned or destroyed as a protest.
• The refusal to buy a good as part of a protest.

Propaganda

• Misinformation spread in order to increase support or influence a point of view.
• These were colonists who supported American independence.
• Considered "citizen soldiers," all able-bodied men were members of the militia during the colonial era.
• These were colonists who were in favor of British rule in the colonies.
• This is straw model of a person. Usually these were created with the idea that they would be burned or destroyed as a protest.

Redcoats

• British soldiers in the American colonies named for their distinctive red jackets.
• Misinformation spread in order to increase support or influence a point of view.
• These were colonists who supported American independence.
• Considered "citizen soldiers," all able-bodied men were members of the militia during the colonial era.
• These were colonists who were in favor of British rule in the colonies.

Repeal

• This means to cancel an act of law officially.
• British soldiers in the American colonies named for their distinctive red jackets.
• Misinformation spread in order to increase support or influence a point of view.
• These were colonists who supported American independence.
• Considered "citizen soldiers," all able-bodied men were members of the militia during the colonial era.

Smuggling

• To secretly import illegal goods.
• This means to cancel an act of law officially.
• British soldiers in the American colonies named for their distinctive red jackets.
• Misinformation spread in order to increase support or influence a point of view.
• These were colonists who supported American independence.

Tyranny

• This term refers to cruel and unfair rule by government or a leader.
• To secretly import illegal goods.
• This means to cancel an act of law officially.
• British soldiers in the American colonies named for their distinctive red jackets.
• Misinformation spread in order to increase support or influence a point of view.