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History201
Chapter
7
Mercantilism
-
ANS-The
basic
economic
and
political
theory
by
which
seventeenth
and
eighteenth
century
European
powers
governed
their
oversees
colonies.
Navigation
Law
of
1650
-
ANS-The
set
of
Parliamentary
laws,
first
passed
in
1650,
that
restricted
colonial
trade
and
directed
it
to
the
benefit
of
Britain.
Enumerated
Products
-
ANS-The
term
for
products,
such
as
tobacco,
that
could
be
shipped
only
to
England
and
not
to
foreign
markets.
Admiralty
Courts
-
ANS-Hated
British
courts
in
which
juries
were
not
allowed
and
defendants
were
assumed
guilty
until
proven
innocent.
Virtual
Representation
-
ANS-British
governmental
theory
that
Parliament
spoke
for
all
British
subjects,
including
Americans,
even
if
they
did
not
vote
for
its
members.
Boycott
-
ANS-The
effective
form
of
organized
colonial
resistance
against
the
Stamp
Act,
which
made
homespun
clothing
fashionable.
Tea
-
ANS-The
item
taxed
under
the
Townshend
Acts
that
generated
the
greatest
colonial
resistance.
Committees
of
Correspondence
-
ANS-Underground
networks
of
communication
and
propaganda,
established
by
Samuel
Adams
that
sustained
colonial
resistance.
Catholic
-
ANS-Religion
that
was
granted
toleration
in
the
trans-Allegheny
West
by
the
Quebec
Act,
arousing
deep
colonial
hostility.
Whigs
-
ANS-British
political
party
opposed
to
Lord
North's
Tories
and
generally
more
sympathetic
to
the
colonial
cause.
Hessians
-
ANS-German
mercenaries
hired
by
George
III
to
fight
the
American
revolutionaries.
Continental
Paper
Money
-
ANS-Currently
authorized
by
congress
to
finance
the
Revolution
and
depreciated
to
near
worthlessness.
The
Association
-
ANS-Effective
organization
created
by
the
First
Continental
Congress
to
provide
a
total,
unified
boycott
of
all
British
goods.
Minute
Men
-
ANS-Rapidly
mobilized
colonial
militiamen
whose
refusal
to
disperse
sparked
the
first
battle
of
the
Revolution.
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