ch 4 less 2-3: the road to war

to refuse to do business or have contact with a person, group, company, country, or product

• monopoly

• recession

• impose

• boycott

temporary downturn in business activity

• monopoly

• recession

• impose

• boycott

complete control of something

• monopoly

• recession

• impose

• boycott

to put in place by a government or other authority

• monopoly

• recession

• impose

• boycott

a long gun similar to a rifle

• musket

• reconcile

• repeal

• vandalism

intentional destruction or damage to property

• musket

• reconcile

• repeal

• vandalism

to become friendly again after a disagreement; to make peace with

• musket

• reconcile

• repeal

• vandalism

cancellation or withdrawal

• musket

• reconcile

• repeal

• vandalism

What did George III do to make his mark as a strong leader?

• demanded control of the government calling themselves Patriots

• ended trade with America

• surrounded himself with advisors who agreed he should rule the colonies with a firm hand

• lifted taxes on the colonists and strengthened their relationship

The king and Parliament expect colonies to pay for the recent war and troops still needed to protect them.

• true

• false - there was no need for protection