boycott | | to end, do away with, or reverse |
harbor | | a refusal to buy or take part in something in order |
Loyalist | | to take out of or bring into a place illegally |
Patriot | | harsh or cruel acts by a person or group in power |
repeal | | a citizen of the thirteen colonies who remained loyal to Great Britain during the American Revolution |
tyranny | | a large group of people who meet formally for a common purpose |
enforce | | a person who supported the independence of the thirteen colonies |
assembly | | a protected body of water near the shore where ships can find shelter |
delegate | | a person who represents other people |
militia | | to make sure people obey laws or rules |
smuggle | | an army made up of ordinary citizens instead of trained soldiers |
urge | | to try to persuade someone to do something |