representative

the lawmaking branch of the British government

public announcement

plan for spending money

to have someone act or speak for you

someone guilty of working against their own government

a formal meeting of representatives

to refuse to buy goods or use services

to cancel, undo, or take back a law

laws and orders issued by the king and the British Parliament

to work against, or object to a certain policy

to give complete control of a good or service in an area to one person or group

to prevent other ships from entering or leaving a harbor

to give food and housing to the soldiers

a signed request made to an official person or organization

militia units that were ready to fight at a minute's notice

a sudden, complete change of government

a person who is in control of all the armed forces of a nation

walls made of earth and stone

an ancient symbol of peace

the freedom to govern themselves

a formal group statement

an introducation; first part

complaints