1.1 Unit Vocabulary

What is the name of the governing body of Great Britain?

• Parliament

• Congress

• Senate

• His Majesty

The selection and use of facts to support only one side of the story.

• Tarriff

• Advertisement

• Propaganda

• Duty

Match the following

• using only one side of the story

• Propaganda

• Become Independent

• Patriot

• Stay with Great Britain

• Great Britain

• The country that once ruled the U.S.

• Loyalist

• The body in Great Britain that makes law

• Parliament

A Loyalist wanted to​ (a)   of England

• stay part
• be independent
• get rid
• be the equal

A Patriot wanted to​ (a)   of England

• be independent
• stay part
• felt deep love
• become the new king

Match the following economic/trade terms

• Goods brought into a country

• Import

• refusing to buy something as a protest

• Revenue

• Tax collected on goods crossing a border

• Duty

• Total amount of income from a source

• Export

• Goods sent out of a country

• Boycott

Tyranny is a form of government known by

• The unjust rule of an absolute ruler

• The parliamentary procedures of Congress

• The strong role of the military

• The Loyalists and the Patriots

To (a)   something is to ​ (b)   it.

• repeal
• cancel
• flatter
• smell
• roll
• deal

Which of these is a grievance?

• "Your test was unfair, Mr. Stewart!"

• "I ate four KitKats, Mr. Stewart!"

• "I stole your clock, Mr. Stewart!"

• "I picked the fourth option, Mr. Stewart!"

A real or imagined wrong, especially unfair treatment, is called a

• Tarriff

• Grievance

• Tyranny

• Duty