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2. This is the overthrow of government by the people.

3. revolution

4. This is the law-making body of the British government.

5. Parliament

6. This is the practice of owning people who are not free.

7. slavery

8. This is the beginning of a written work in which the writer explains his or her purpose for the book.

9. preface

10. This is a person that is bound by legal agreement to work for another in return for instruction in a trade.

11. apprentice

12. Someone that incites rebellion against the state (government) would be guilty of this.

13. sedition

14. This is power used without considering others.

15. arbitrary power

16. This is the publication of statements that slander or wrongfully damage another’s reputation.

17. libel

18. This is a person who measures and maps lands.

19. surveyor

20. This was the name given to the common flintlock musket of the eighteenth century.

21. Brown Bess

22. This was a term for American colonists, often used in a derogatory way by the British.

23. Provincials or Colonials

24. This is a Native American administrative chief.

25. Sachem

26. This is a nobleman with a hereditary title granted by the English king.

27. baronet

28. This treaty ended the French and Indian War.

29. The Treaty of Paris

30. This man was the secretary of state for England.

31. William Pitt

32. This man was the English King that pushed the colonies toward revolution.

33. King George III

34. This term means to take back a law by legislative action.

35. repeal

36. This term means to refuse to buy a product or pay for a service as a protest.

37. boycott

38. This is the right, if arrested, to be brought before a judge and charged with a specific crime before being put into jail.

39. habeas corpus

40. English barons forced King John to sign this charter in 1215, protecting the rights and property of English citizens.

41. Magna Carta

42. The colonists MAY have tolerated the taxation more readily, if they were given this.

43. Representation

44. Wilderness Road was cleared by this man.

45. Daniel Boone

46. Fort Duquesne was eventually renamed as Fort… this.

47. Fort Pitt

48. This represented the line that separated the English lands from the Indian lands.

49. Appalachian Mountains

50. This man wrote… Letters of an American Farmer… praising life in America.

51. Crevecoeur