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Social Studies

Published on Dec 13, 2015

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Apprentice
A person under a legal agreement to work for a specific time to learn a craft
or skill from a master craftsmen.most apprentices were boys 10-18 years of age

Photo by Apprenticeships

Broadside
A large sheet of paper, Printed on one side and used to publicly advertise, announce, our offer political opinions or in the late calonial period.

Photo by Boston Public Library

Gentlemen
A man born belonging to the upper classes of polite society our a man of high social standing

Photo by B: FLO

Liberty
To be free of government interference. To the patriots, legacy was freedom from control by Great Britain

Photo by Pink Sherbet Photography

Liberty pole or tree
A centrally located pole or tree that patriots used to post announcements or rally to for protest

Photo by seaternity

Loyalist
In American whi did not support revolution against Great Britain and was loyal to the king George 111.
approximately one third of all American colonies during the Revolutionary war loyal list

Photo by The National Guard

Mechanic
A tradesman or other craftsmen who worked with his or her hands, such as a printer, bricklayer, are a silversmith.

Photo by BarbaraWilli

Merchant
A person whose business was trading with other countries such as Great Britain many loyalists were merchants

Photo by Wyrmworld

Memorabilia
A collection of memorable or valued items from the past

Photo by Stuck in Customs

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Patriot
American during the war is supported the calls of revolution. Only about one third of Americans were patriots sometimes you where called a Whig if you where a patriot

Photo by cclark395

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Smallpox
Deadly and very contagious measles like disease that killed or permanently scarred many people during the 18th-century. Many soldiers where inculated against smallpox.

Photo by Matti Mattila

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Tavern
A inn our meeting place at all for lodging and sold food and drink for both travelers and regular customers in the colonial area.manyu political discussions and plans were debated at Taverns.

Photo by Earl - What I Saw 2.0

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

ApprenticeA person under a legal agreement to work for a specific time to learn a craft or skill from a master craftsmen.most apprentices were boys 10-18 years of age

BroadsideA large sheet of paper, Printed on one side and used to publicly advertise, announce, our offer political opinions or in the late calonial period.

GentlemenA man born belonging to the upper classes of polite society our a man of high social standing

LibertyTo be free of government interference. To the patriots, legacy was freedom from control by Great Britain

Liberty pole or treeA centrally located pole or tree that patriots used to post announcements or rally to for protest

LoyalistIn American whi did not support revolution against Great Britain and was loyal to the king George 111.approximately one third of all American colonies during the Revolutionary war loyal list

Mechanic A tradesman or other craftsmen who worked with his or her hands, such as a printer, bricklayer, are a silversmith.

MerchantA person whose business was trading with other countries such as Great Britain many loyalists were merchants

Memorabilia A collection of memorable or valued items from the past

Patriot American during the war is supported the calls of revolution. Only about one third of Americans were patriots sometimes you where called a Whig if you where a patriot

SmallpoxDeadly and very contagious measles like disease that killed or permanently scarred many people during the 18th-century. Many soldiers where inculated against smallpox.

TavernA inn our meeting place at all for lodging and sold food and drink for both travelers and regular customers in the colonial area.manyu political discussions and plans were debated at Taverns.

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Apprentice
A person under a legal agreement to work for a specific time to learn a craft
or skill from a master craftsmen.most apprentices were boys 10-18 years of age

Broadside
A large sheet of paper, Printed on one side and used to publicly advertise, announce, our offer political opinions or in the late calonial period.

Gentlemen
A man born belonging to the upper classes of polite society our a man of high social standing

Liberty
To be free of government interference. To the patriots, legacy was freedom from control by Great Britain

Liberty pole or tree
A centrally located pole or tree that patriots used to post announcements or rally to for protest

Loyalist
In American whi did not support revolution against Great Britain and was loyal to the king George 111.
approximately one third of all American colonies during the Revolutionary war loyal list

Mechanic
A tradesman or other craftsmen who worked with his or her hands, such as a printer, bricklayer, are a silversmith.

Merchant
A person whose business was trading with other countries such as Great Britain many loyalists were merchants

Memorabilia
A collection of memorable or valued items from the past

Patriot
American during the war is supported the calls of revolution. Only about one third of Americans were patriots sometimes you where called a Whig if you where a patriot

Smallpox
Deadly and very contagious measles like disease that killed or permanently scarred many people during the 18th-century. Many soldiers where inculated against smallpox.

Tavern
A inn our meeting place at all for lodging and sold food and drink for both travelers and regular customers in the colonial area.manyu political discussions and plans were debated at Taverns.