| 1. jerkin |
join
together for a common purpose; make as one. |
| 2. revolution |
items
that could not be sold to other countries. |
| 3. import |
jacket
of cloth or leather, open at the neck, but without sleeves. |
| 4. petticoat |
a
significant change in political organization; the act of changing
politically by rebelling against the authority in place. |
| 5. Northern
colonies |
bring
goods into the country. |
| 6. enumerated
articles |
members
of the colonial troops who had promised to take the field in battle
on very short notice. |
| 7. French
and Indian War |
women’s
skirts, often worn several at a time, sometimes the top one was
pinned up at intervals showing the one . |
| 8. independence |
trade
between the colonists, Africa, and the Carribean Islands. |
| 9. Southern
colonies |
traded
fur, fish, and grain. |
| 10. minutemen |
freedom
from control by others. |
| 11. export |
the
law making body in England. |
| 12. Triangular
Trade |
crops
that are produced in large quantities. |
| 13. unite
|
France
and England fought over land in the Ohio River Valley. |
| 14. Parliament |
sell
goods out of the country. |
| 15. staple
crops |
grew
staple crops such as tobacco and rice. |
