Glossary

To  agree to accept and follow.

A place to show honor or   respect.

The American Revolution was a  battle between the American Patriots of the Thirteen Colonies and King George III of Great Britain. (1775-1783)

To be selected to do a job.

To honor or remember  a historic or important  event, site or person.

To  be given the power to complete an important  job.

To accept or believe another person's  information or opinion.

To  express  different opinions about ideas between people.

To express  or announce an important message by in written form  or aloud.

To express  or announce an important message by in written form  or aloud.

Men from each of the Thirteen Colonies who were selected to attend  meetings(Continental Congress) and to  decide how to deal with  the unfair British control of the Colonies.

A place that is protected by the military against enemy  forces.

To look at  someone diretly or "eye to eye".

Not to be conrtolled by others. Too seek freedom.

An important  message that is written or etched in a book, statue, plaque,  jewlery, etc.

A place found in  a nearby  location.

An amount that represents more than half of  a group or the  greater number. 

To belong to or followed by  the people of a Country.

To stamp and  sign  a document in order to show  the power or authority  for a duty to be completed.

The government committee that makes all the political decisions of Great Britain.

A person who loves or honors their Country.

To refuse to follow an  order or rules.

To leave or withdraw from a battle.

To  show honor and respect by raising your upward.

A number of similar  things that  follow an order. 

A letter or speech that expresses an important message.

A mission to complete a specific goal.

From this point on or onward.

A uneasy time of when people are angry and violent. 

To uncover or to show for the first time.