History Ch. 4-American Revolution

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

• mercenary

• boycott

• tax

• pacificism

Revolutionary War battle near Boston that was a victory for the British but gave hope to the Patriots because of the large number of British casualties

• Battle of Bunker Hill

• Battle of Yorktown

• Battle of Fort Duquesne

• Battle of Saratoga

A French military site in Pennsylvania that was captured by the British in the French and Indian War

• Bunker Hill

• Ohio River Valley

• Yorktown

• Fort Duquesne

soldier hired to fight for a foreign country

• mercenary

• Loyalist

• minuteman

colonist trained to be ready to fight at a minute's notice

• Parliament

• Loyalist

• Patriot

• minutemen

belief that disputes should be resolved peacefully without war

• boycott

• pacifism

• tax

• intolerable

British national legislature that makes the Laws and discusses issues of the country

• Parliament

• Continental Congress

The turning point of the Revolutionary War was the American victory at ___.

• Bunker Hill

• Fort Duquesne

• Saratoga

• Valley Forge

colonists who remained loyal to King George throughout the Revolution

• Patriots

• loyalists

• minutemen

• Sons of Liberty

When were the Battles of Lexington and Concord?

• July 1776

• April 1775