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WorksheetsVocabulary List Three
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
a strategy that relied on surprise hit-and-run tactics rather than meeting the enemy head-on.
Partisan Warfare
Arsenal
Boycott
Neutrality
an agreement to aid between countries to help each other in times of conflict
Arsenal
Neutrality
Boycott
Alliance
a law that allowed British ships to sell their tea directly to the colonist who would pay a tax on the tea
The Quartering Act
The Tea Act
The Sugar Act
The Stamp Act
an official order issued by the government
Writ
Boycott
Arsenal
Neutrality
vigilante group who worked to bring law and order to the Backcountry of South Carolina
Writ
Partisan Warfare
Regulators
Neutrality
a law that required 10,000 British troops to be permanently stationed in the colonies
The Tea Act
The Quartering Act
The Currency Act
The Stamp Act
life-sized dummies resembling royal officials
Neutrality
Alliance
Regulators
Effigies
the number of dead or wounded as a result of war
Effigies
Alliance
Embargo
Casualties
to not buy goods or use products as a method of protest
Embargo
Neutrality
Boycott
Alliance
The Currency Act
a law that required all printed materials to have a stamp printed on them, which the Royal Government charged a fee for
a tax placed on all foreign sugar and molasses products and luxury products
a law that required 10,000 British troops to be permanently stationed in the colonies
a law that stopped the colonies from printing their own money
Embargo
an official ban on trade
to not buy goods or use products as a method of protest
a government storage facility for weapons and ammunition
an agreement not to fight or take sides
The Stamp Act
a tax placed on all foreign sugar and molasses products and luxury products
a law that required all printed materials to have a stamp printed on them, which the Royal Government charged a fee for
a law that required 10,000 British troops to be permanently stationed in the colonies
a law that allowed British ships to sell their tea directly to the colonist who would pay a tax on the tea
Neutrality
a government storage facility for weapons and ammunition
an official order issued by the government
an agreement to aid between countries to help each other in times of conflict
an agreement not to fight or take sides
Arsenal
a government storage facility for weapons and ammunition
the number of dead or wounded as a result of war
a strategy that relied on surprise hit-and-run tactics rather than meeting the enemy head-on.
vigilante group who worked to bring law and order to the Backcountry of South Carolina
The Sugar Act
a law that required 10,000 British troops to be permanently stationed in the colonies
a law that allowed British ships to sell their tea directly to the colonist who would pay a tax on the tea
a tax placed on all foreign sugar and molasses products and luxury products
a law that required all printed materials to have a stamp printed on them, which the Royal Government charged a fee for
