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- 5. organized campaigns to refuse to buy a certain good or service.
- 7. an assembly of delegates from the Americana colonies that issued the Declaration of Independence in 1776.
- 8. soldier who fights merely for pay often for a foreign country.
- 9. company that controls all or nearly all business in a particular industry.
- 10. shutting a port or roadway to prevent people or supplies from coming into or leaving an area.
- 12. lowest estate in French society consisting of everyday French citizens.
- 13. the sudden overthrow of a government, usually by a small group of people in a position of authority.
- 16. government where the people are the primary source of power.
- 17. law-making body that in France that passed the Declaration of the Rights of Man.
- 20. document created during the French Revolution giving individual rights and protections under the law.
- 21. a prison that held political prisoners; French citizens attacked it on July 14, 1789 to show anger against the government.
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- 1. a series of British laws passed in 1774 designed to punish the American colonists by closing a port in Boston and banning town meetings.
- 2. the crime of betraying one's country.
- 3. document created that declared the thirteen American colonies independent from Britain.
- 4. formal written request to someone in authority that is signed by a group of people.
- 6. pledge signed by members of the third estate in 1789 that they would continue meeting at the Tennis Courts until a new constitution was created in France.
- 11. noble families in French society.
- 14. the period of the French Revolution during which many people were executed for opposing the revolution.
- 15. priests and religious leaders in French society.
- 18. organized body of armed volunteers.
- 19. colonial militia volunteer who was prepared to fight at a minute's notice.
