a kind of war within a country fought to change the government by force

revolt, rebellion

rapid transport of goods

fast, direct, and often nonstop

Antonym:slow, sluggish

fight against or resist strongly

resist, deny, protest, fight

antonym: defend or support

The power to do as you please

synonyms: right, freedom, independence

anytonym: slavery, bondage

one who wanted independence from British rule

Rebel

One who is loyal to his/her country

colonists who were against British rule

Antonym:Tory, Loyalist, traitor

to supply with weapons

something that is fair and right

honorable and fair

Antonym:unjust, unfair, biased

fierce

ready to fight or hurt something

savage; wild; strong; brutal; cruel; dangerous

a minor short-term fight

encounter; clash

look searchingly

to look very closely at something

a person who takes part in an armed rebellion

to oppose or disobey one in authority or control

learn by repitition

practice; military exercises

fearful, afraid

horror, apprehension; terror, fright

having the ability to persuade people to do something or to think in a certain way

powerful, important, forceful, persuasive

antonyms: unimportant, powerless, weak, ineffective

works for an expert to learn a trade

unpaid assistants who learn a job through experience

Antonyms: professional, master, expert

the state of being a slave

process by which one person becomes the property of another

to give someone confidence by praising or supporting the person

Synonym:cheer, motivate, inspire

Antonyms: discourage, deter, prevent, hinder