History, 06.11.2020 05:50, Alexandra079

(PLEASE ANSWER THEM ALL)Please match the correct word to the correct definition. Question 1 options:

Member of the Virginia House of Burgesses. Stated that the Stamp Act was "a threat to liberty," kept talking after the House of Burgesses was dissolved

(started by Samuel Adams) A group of colonists who formed a secret society to oppose British policies at the time of the American Revolution

A British soldier, especially one who served during the American Revolution

a hothead: someone who sparks a revolution, someone who lights a fire in people's minds and hearts.

(started by the firebrands) groups of prominent citizens who wrote back and forth between colonies and helped each other with problems

wrote pamphlet Common Sense, wrote pamphlets about war.

An American who supported the king

American who wanted to be free of British rule

a house where soldiers live

A group of delegates who meet for discussion and action

started the Committees of Correspondence and the Sons of Liberty, helped start the Boston Tea Party, fought against the Stamp Act, wanted America to be free of kings and princes (rabble-rouser, agitator, firebrand)

It roused many colonists to demand Independence.

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Committees of Correspondence

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Firebrand

3.
Samuel Adams

4.
Sons of Liberty

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Thomas Paine

6.
Common Sense

7.
Patrick Henry

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Patriot

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Quarters

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Loyalist

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Continental Congress

12.
Redcoat

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