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| 1. | A search warrant that allowed British officers to search colonists' homes for smuggled goods |
| 2. | A colonist loyal to the new country |
| 3. | A group of armed civilians pledged to defend their community |
| 4. | A lawer, cousin to Samuel Adams, who defended the British soldiers who shot the colonists in the Boston Massacre |
| 5. | A member of Virginia's House of Burgesses who called for resistance to the Stamp tax |
| 6. | A meeting of delegates from all colonies but Georgia to uphold colonial rights, |
| 8. | A member of the militia trained to respond at 'a minute's notice.' |
| 10. | The document in which the colonies declared independence from Britain |
| 11. | income a government collects to cover expenses |
| 13. | A law passed by Parliament that required strict punishment for smugglers; also required taxes paid on sugar, molasses, etc |
| 16. | The son of a Native American mother and African father; died in the Boston Massacre |
| 19. | A secret society of colonists to oppose British policies |
| 20. | The dumping of 342 cases of tea in the Boston harbor by colonists dressed as Native Americans to protest the Tea Tax |
| 22. | A series of laws that suspended New York's assemblies& established taxes British goods |
| 25. | A cannon or large gun |