Vocab List #3

2. Legal money at different values used to purchase goods and services
4. A group of American colonists who formed a protest group that originated in Boston, Massachusetts to protest and fight against the unfair taxation by the British.
6. A formal, public, and official announcement made by a person in authority.
8. An objection or reason to complain.
9. A form of protest that involves refusing to purchase a good or utilize a service.
10. To cancel or nullify an existing law or policy.
11. A period of time in colonial America where colonial forces and British forces fought against French and Native American forces in North America.
14. A law passed to the American colonies by King George III that banned colonists from moving or settling west of the top of the Appalachian Mountains.

1. To be given shelter and food.
3. Military forces made up of local citizens to help protect their village, town, settlement, or nation.
4. A massive global conflict involving several European countries that would reshape the global balance of power.
5. Money that is received as income from the sale of goods and services.
7. An elm tree in Boston that was a symbol of freedom and liberty that would serve as a place for people to gather and meet.
12. Idea presented by Benjamin Franklin to form a simple representative government from all the colonies at the time of the French and Indian War.
13. A tax on imported goods.