| Term | Definition |
| britain | the name of the country that includes england scotlands and wales the people the british |
| parliament | the highest lawmarking group in britain |
| tax | Tthe money people must pay to the goverment |
| representation | having someone in a goverment speaksfor you |
| protested | publicity shoed strong opinions againt something |
| massacre | the killing of laarge number of people who can not defend theyselfs |
| event | somethin thet happens |
| punished | hurt someone for doing something wrong |
| continental congress | a group of men who led the american colonies to independence from Britain |
| force | soldiers guns |
| minutemen | British soldiers during the american revolition |
| separete | move away from or live |
| arqued | led people to bolive something by giving reasons |
| Revolution | a war agenst the goverment |
| independence | the freedom from the control |
| document | A written papaer |
| declare | say ina an official way |
| Declareiton of the independence | the document that sard the colonies were free from British rule |
| redcoats | Britshsolders diring the American Revolution |