This is a study guide the words are stared and the definitions are dashed i did one i need help with the rest?Please help me*propaganda          *boycott        *sons of liberty         *patriots*minutemen          *committees of correspondence     *redcoats*loyalists or tories     *Parliament    *militia       *George III*Yorktown          * Valley Forge        *French & Indian War*Seven-Years War         *Thomas Paine       *George Washington*Thomas Jefferson      *Proclamation of 1763      *Stamp Act*Sugar Act       *Declaratory Act     *Townshend Act        *Tea Act*Intolerable Acts (Coercive Acts)     *”shot heard ‘round the world”*Paul Revere         *Boston Massacre       *Boston tea party*Continental Congress (1st & 2nd)        -to tell and twist a story to show your side in a favorable light:-to refuse to buy something as a way to protest: boycott-patriots who protested, often using violence (as in tea party)-colonists who favored independence-colonist that had to be ready to fight in a moments notice-groups throughout the colonies who wrote to each other to keep distant colonies updated about events that were occurring-British soldiers-colonists who supported the British-the British legislative branch (government)-citizen army-King of England during the American Revolution-site of the British surrender to end the fighting-winter camp where Washington’s army lost about 25%-war between Brits & French in N. America from 1754 – 1763-term for British and French war in Europe from 1756 – 1763-wrote pamphlet “Common Sense” pushing for independence-commander of the Continental Army during the Revolution-main writer of the Dec. of Independence (July4, 1776)-King’s command to colonists to not move west of Appalachians-(six)Acts that British passed concerning the colonies-“shot” – phrase referring to the first two battles of the Revolution-1st Continental Congress- response to Intolerable Acts (1774)-2nd Cont. Congress – response to opening battles of 1775