| 1. disguise |
one
who resists authority or restriction. |
| 2. profiteer |
One who rises against or offers resistance to an established norm, government, or ruler |
| 3. column |
A colonist of the American Revolution that supported the British, often called a Tory |
| 4. cannonade |
Controlling and hiding information from others |
| 5. repeal |
a long stretch of soldiers that fight in a forward motion. |
| 6. smuggle |
Move goods or other things such as people in secret or in a hidden manner, sometimes illegally |
| 7. secrecy |
A crime against one's own country, especially when trying to kill the person in charge
|
| 8. loyalist |
Cancel a decision or choice |
| 9. rebel |
A preliminary, introductory, or beginning statement |
| 10. preamble |
A time of heavy, continuous gunfire |
| 11. regiment |
a
person who gains excessive profits, esp. by selling scarce commodities
at very high prices. |
| 12. treason |
Alter appearance in order to conceal true identity |
| 13. guerrilla
or guerilla |
a
troop of infantry consisting of at least two battalions. |