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| 2. | a town about 20 miles northwest of Boston where militias were storing arms |
| 4. | groups of citizen soldiers |
| 6. | became prime minister of Britain in 1763 |
| 7. | to cancel |
| 9. | legal documents that allowed customs officers to enter any location to search for smuggled goods |
| 13. | information designed to influence opinion |
| 14. | dockworker who was part African and part Native American who was killed in the Boston Massacre |
| 15. | refusing to buy |
| 16. | very harsh laws intended to punisht the people of Massachusetts for their resistence |
| 18. | womens group that supported the boycott of British goods |
| 19. | introduction to the Declaration of Independence |
| 20. | pamphlet published by Thomas Paine that captured the attention of the American colonists. |
| 21. | document by Jefferson the set out the colonies reasons for proclaimning their freedom |
| 24. | formal request |
| 25. | army formed by congress to fight against Britain in a more organized way than the colonial militias could |
| 26. | organization of men that took to the streets to protest the stamp act |
| 27. | act that lowered the taxes on molasses imported by the colonists |