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This document provides a list of vocabulary words related to the American Revolution with instructions for students to define each word in a sentence and sketch a picture for each term. Key terms include Navigation Acts, Militia, Albany Plan of Union, Proclamation of 1763, Valley Forge, Guerilla warfare, Intolerable Acts, Stamp Act, Preamble, Common Sense, Treaty of Paris, and Ratify. Students are to learn and illustrate the meanings of these important words and events from the Revolutionary period.
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- 1. American Revolution Vocabulary Below are the vocabulary words for the unit on Canada. You are responsible for defining each word in a complete sentence and sketching a picture for each word. Word Navigation Acts Definition Sketch Militia Albany Plan of Union Proclamation of 1763 Valley Forge Guerilla warfare Intolerable Acts Stamp Act Preamble Common Sense (book) Treaty of Paris Ratify