Ch. 5 Final Review

A civilian during the Revolutionary Era, sworn to be ready to fight with only one minute's notice.

• Minuteman
• Petition
• Boycott
• Revenue
• Effigy

To cancel an act or law.

• Repeal
• Petition
• Boycott
• Revenue
• Effigy

Incoming money from taxes or other sources.

• Revenue
• Petition
• Boycott
• Effigy
• Loyalist

The introduction to a formal document that often tells why the document was written.

• Preamble
• Petition
• Boycott
• Revenue
• Effigy

A mocking figure representing an unpopular individual.

• Effigy
• Petition
• Boycott
• Revenue
• Loyalist

American colonists who remained loyal to Britain and opposed the war for independence.

• Loyalist
• Petition
• Boycott
• Revenue
• Effigy

American colonists who favored American independence.

• Patriot
• Petition
• Boycott
• Revenue
• Effigy

Court document allowing any customs officers to enter any locations to search for smuggled goods.

• Writs of Assistance
• Petition
• Boycott
• Revenue
• Effigy

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

• Boycott
• Petition
• Revenue
• Effigy
• Loyalist

A formal request.

• Petition
• Boycott
• Revenue
• Effigy
• Loyalist