WorksheetsColonial Vocabulary 2
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is an ally?
materials brought in from another county for sale or use
A person, group or nation united with another person for a certain purpose
A place made up of people who have left their Native country
The lawmaking body of Great Britain
What is an assembly?
The act of refusing to buy or use something as a way of protesting
The lawmaking body of Great Britain
A place made up of people who have left their Native country
The main governing body of each colony which made laws and raised money through taxes (local)
What does boycott mean?
The act of refusing to buy or use something as a way of protesting
A person who buys and sells items for a profit
Materials sent out from one country for sale and use in another country
The main governing body of each colony which made laws and raised money through taxes (local)
What is a colony?
The lawmaking body of Great Britain
A place made up of people who have left their Native country
A person, group or nation united with another person for a certain purpose
The main governing body of each colony which made laws and raised money through taxes (local)
What is a natural resource?
A person who buys and sells items for a profit
A material supplied by nature, including minerals, timber, and food
A person, group or nation united with another person for a certain purpose
Materials sent out from one country for sale and use in another country
What does Parliament mean?
A British law passed I 1765 that requires colonists to pay a tax on some documents and some common items
A person, group or nation united with another person for a certain purpose
The lawmaking body of Great Britain
A place made up of people who have left their Native country
What are exports?
A British law passed I 1765 that requires colonists to pay a tax on some documents and some common items
Materials brought in from another country for sale or use
Materials sent out from one country for sale and use in another country
A place made up of people who have left their Native country
What are imports?
A British law passed I 1765 that requires colonists to pay a tax on some documents and some common items
A person who buys and sells items for a profit
Materials brought in from another country for sale or use
Materials sent out from one country for sale and use in another country
What is a merchant?
A person who buys and sells items for a profit
The lawmaking body of Great Britain
A British law passed I 1765 that requires colonists to pay a tax on some documents and some common items
Materials sent out from one country for sale and use in another country
What is the Stamp Act?
A British law passed I 1765 that requires colonists to pay a tax on some documents and some common items
A material supplied by nature, including minerals, timber, and food
The lawmaking body of Great Britain
Materials sent out from one country for sale and use in another country
