Harcourt Grade 4 Chapter 5 Lesson 1: Unrest in the B. Colonies

Parliament is . . .

• goods sent from one country to another

• a refusal to buy goods or services in order to force the seller to change a rule

• the part of a British government that makes the laws

• freedom

An export is . . .

• goods sent from one country to another

• freedom

• to cancel or end

• when you do not take a side in a conflict

An import is . . .

• a refusal to buy a good or services to force the seller to change a rule

• freedom

• goods brought into a country from another country

• the part of the British government that make laws

Representation is . . .

• freedom

• not taking a side in a conflict

• goods brought into a country from another country

• the act of speaking for someone else

A boycott is . . .

• a colonist wo was against British rule and who supported independence

• to cancel or end

• goods sent from one countryto another

• a refusal to buy goods or services in order to force the seller to change a rule

A patriot is . . .

• freedom

• the part of the British government that makes the laws

• a colonist who was against the British rule and who supported independence

• to cancel or end

Liberty means freedom.

• true

• false

To repeal something, it means to

• end or cancel something

• to peel off its skin

• to free something

• oranges

A loyalist is . . .

• a colonist from the Netherlands

• a colonist who remained loyal to the British king and did not support independence

• a person who does not take a side in a conflict

Neutral is a person or country that . . . .

• does not take a side in a conflict

• takes a specific stance in a conflict

• travels around