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Vocabulary For American Revolution
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1.
APPRENTICE
A PERSON UNDER AN AGREEMENT TO WORK SKILL FROM A MASTER.
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2.
BROADSIDE
A LARGE SHEET OF PAPER PRINTED ON ON SIDE USED TO ANNOUNCE THINGS
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Boston Public Library
3.
GENTLEMAN
A MAN BELONGING TO THE UPPER CLASSES OF POLITE SOCIETY
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erika.tricroche
4.
LIBERTY
TO BE FREE OF GOVERNMENT INTERFERENCE
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Koen Blanquart
5.
LOYALIST/TORY
AN AMERICAN WHO WAS LOYAL TO THE KING DURING THE REVOLUTION
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Hayes MKII
6.
MECHANIC
A TRADESMAN OF OTHER CRAFTSMAN WHO WORKED WITH HIS OR HER HANDS
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atomicbeard
7.
MEMORABILIA
A COLLECTION OF MEMORABLE OR VALUED ITEMS FROM THE PAST
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ROSS HONG KONG
8.
MERCHANT
A PERSON WHO’S BUSINESS WAS TRADING WITH OTHER COUNTRIES
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TaylorMiles
9.
PATRIOT
AN AMERICAN DURING THE WAR WHO SUPPORTED THE REVOLUTION
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Ricky Flores
10.
SMALLPOX
DEADLY AND VERY CONTAGIOUS DISEASE THAT KILLED OR PERMANENTLY SCARRED PEOPLE
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manoftaste.de
11.
TAVERN
AN INN OR BAR THAT HELD LODGING AND FOOD. MANY POLITICAL PLANS WERE HELD THERE
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Peter E. Lee
12.
PATRIOT SLOGAN (1754)
JOIN OR DIE
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Axel.Foley
13.
BEN FRANKLIN (1757)
THERE WAS NEVER A GOOD WAR OR A BAD PEACE
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Treasure Tia
14.
JOHN DICKSON (1768)
THEN JOIN HAND IN HAND, BRAVE AMERICANS ALL! BY UNITING WE STAND DIVIDED WE FALL!
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@Doug88888
15.
PATRICK HENRY (1775)
GIVE ME LIBERTY OR GIVE ME DEATH!
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Anne Davis 773
16.
COLONEL WILLIAM PRESCOTT (1775)
DON’T FIRE UNTIL YOU SEE THE WHITES OF THERE EYES, THEN FIRE LOW!
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brittanyhock
17.
CONTINENTAL
A PERSON IN THE ARMY DURING THE REVOLUTION. IT WAS ALSO A USELESS PIECE OF PAPER
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Akulatraxas
18.
CONTINENTAL CONGRESS
AN ASSEMBLY OF PEOPLE FROM THE AMERICAN COLONIES THAT MADE DECISIONS
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peterjr1961
19.
FACSIMILE
A REPRODUCTION OF A DOCUMENT, BOOK, PAINTING, OR ITEM
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Alan Stanton
20.
MILITIA
CITIZEN SOLDIERS WHO WERE CALLED OUT FOR EMERGENCIES TO DEFEND THEIR HOMES
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21.
MINUTEMEN
COLONIAL MILITIA WHO PLEDGED TO FIGHT AT A MINUTES NOTICE
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22.
MOB
AN UNDISCIPLINED GROUP OF PROTESTORS WHO TAKE THE LAW INTO THEIR OWN HANDS
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Robert Couse-Baker
23.
PARLIAMENT
THE OFFICIAL GOVERNING BODY OF GREAT BRITAIN
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Onasill ~ Bill Badzo
24.
PRIVATEER
SMALL SHIPS THAT WERE FITTED OUT WITH WEAPONS
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mikebaird
25.
REBEL
BRITISH SLANG TERM FOR PATRIOTS
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briansuda
26.
REDCOATS
PATRIOT SLANG TERM FOR BRITISH OFFICERS
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27.
SONS OF LIBERTY
“SECRET” GROUP OF RADICALS THAT ORGANIZED BOYCOTTS AND PROTESTS
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28.
SHOT HEARD DOWN THE WORLD
FAMOUS PHRASE FROM RALPH WALDO EMERSON’S POEM
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29.
PATRIOT LEADERS (1775)
ONE IF BY LAND, TWO IF BY SEA
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Matt. Create.
30.
GEORGE WASHINGTON (1775)
WHEN WE ASSUMED THE SOLDIER, WE DO NOT LAY ASIDE THE CITIZEN
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Joye~
31.
PAUL REVERE (1775)
TURN OUT! TURN OUT! THE BRITISH ARE COMING! THE BRITISH ARE COMING!
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kittell
32.
COLONEL JOHN PARKER (1775)
HOLD YOUR FIRE MEN, BUT IF THEY MEAN TO HAVE WAR, LET IT BEGIN HERE!
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crowolf
33.
SAM ADAMS (1775)
WHAT A GLORIOUS MORNING FOR AMERICA!
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andrewjsan
34.
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
THE STATEMENT DECLARING INDEPENDENCE
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35.
DELEGATE
A REPRESENTATIVE OF OTHERS TO GO TO CONGRESS
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Robert Goodwin
36.
DIPLOMACY
THE ARTFUL HANDING OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
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condredge
37.
Indentured Servant
A person, who in exchange for free passes to American Colonies, worked for a master for a period of from four to seven years. Many Americans came to the British colonies as Indentured Servants
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38.
Traitor
A person who betrays his country such as Benedict Arnold during the Revolutionary War
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Fresh Conservative
39.
Tricorn
Three sided hat of both civilian and military fashion during the Colonial and Revolutionary Eras
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Jamie McCaffrey
40.
Tyranny
An oppressive and unjust government ruled by a tyrant, or absolute ruler. Americans believed that the British Government was a tyranny
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charlesfettinger
41.
Yankee
Slang term used to describe a person from New England. Later this term was used to describe an inhabitant of the United States
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Giuseppe Martino™
42.
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE (1776)
WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN EVENTS...
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dharder9475
43.
Declaration of Independence (1776)
We hold theses truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal...
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dharder9475
44.
NATHAN HALE (1776)
I ONLY REGRET, THAT I HAVE BUT ONE LIFE TO GIVE FOR MY COUNTRY
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Steve and Sara
45.
THOMAS PAINE (1776)
THEATER ARE THE TIMES THAT TRY MEN’S SOULS
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Leo Reynolds
46.
George Washington (1776 - 1778)
You might have tracked the army...to Valley Forge by the blood of their feet
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(vincent desjardins)
47.
BOUNTY
A PAYMENT OF $10 TO $200MT9 RECRUITS IN RETURN FOR ARMY WORK
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c_ambler
48.
FIFE
A HIGH PITCHED FLUTE USED FOR DRILLS
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lloyd89
49.
FIRECAKE
A MIXTURE IF FLOUR AND WATER
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kurmanstaff
50.
FLINTLOCK MUSKET
A MUSKET OR LONG LOADING FIREARM
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51.
FORTNIGHT
OLD ENGLISH TERM MEANING 14 DAYS OR TWO WEEKS TIME
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blavandmaster
52.
HUNTING SHIRT
LINEN FRINGED SHIRT OR JACKET WORN BY MOST AMERICAN SOLDIERS
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England
53.
STRATEGY
THE ART OF MILITARY COMMAND AS AN OVERALL PLAN OF WAR
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kenteegardin
54.
TOMAHAWK
THE LIGHT AX CARRIED BY CONTINENTAL SOLDIERS
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dklimke
55.
TREATY
A BINDING AGREEMENT BETWEEN TWO OR MORE COUNTRIES
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Edward Headington
56.
VICTUALS
COMMON EIGHTEENTH CENTURY TERM FOR FOOD OR RATIONS
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elkit
57.
Winter Quarters
The static winter camp of armies during the winter months
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blmiers2
58.
JOHN PAUL JONES
I HAVE JUST BEGUN TO FIGHT
59.
GENERAL NATHANAEL GREENE
WE FIGHT, GET BEAT, RISE, AND FIGHT AGAIN
60.
LAFAYETTE AT YORKTOWN
THE PLAY, SIR, IS OVER
61.
GENERAL CHARLES CORNWALLIS
THE LATE AFFAIR BROKE MY HEART
62.
LORD NORTH
OH GOD, IT’S ALL OVER
63.
James Otis
Ubi libertas ibi patria (where liberty is, there is my country)
64.
THANK YOU
BY CORA
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Cora Fessler
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