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4. Entitlements or freedoms that individuals possess and are typically protected by law.
6. Referring to the people, government, or things related to Great Britain.
8. Open resistance or defiance against an established authority or government.
10. The agreement that ended the American Revolution and recognized the United States as an independent nation.
11. A formal agreement or contract between two or more parties, often establishing peace or resolving disputes.
13. The surrounding and blockading of a city, town, or fortress by enemy forces.
16. The document proclaiming the American colonies' separation from British rule and asserting their rights to self-governance.
17. The taxes on individuals or entities by a government.

1. A written set of fundamental principles and laws that govern a nation or organization.
2. Regulations or barriers imposed by governments that limit or control international trade.
3. Military personnel from Great Britain who were stationed in the American colonies.
5. An official representative of a government who engages in negotiations and maintains relations with other countries.
7. A violent confrontation between British soldiers and colonists in Boston, resulted in several deaths.
9. Settlers who lived in the American colonies under British rule.
12. Supreme authority or power to govern oneself without interference from others.
14. Freedom from control or influence by others, particularly from a ruling authority.
15. The war fought by American colonists against British rule, leading to the birth of the United States