| intolerble | | powerful; power that comes from being rich or having a high postion |
| deception | | widely known, famous, distinguished |
| monopoly | | Body of delegates that acted for the American colonies and states during and after the American Revolution |
| Parliament | | the lawmaking body of Great Britain, that is like our Congress |
| masquerading | | to order the payment of |
| cargo | | to stir up |
| impending | | to bring goods into one country from another |
| continental congress | | ancestor; a person who comes before one in a family line |
| levied | | the load of goods carried by a ship, plane, train, truck, etc. |
| prominent | | to pay back; repay |
| recoup | | to take back a statement, promise, offer |
| incite | | something one must do because the law, one’s conscience, etc. demands it; a contract or promise |
| influential | | to painful or cruel to bear |
| transcribed | | make someone believe what is not true, fraud |
| representation | | acting or speaking for someone |
| forefathers | | to be about to happen, threatening |
| patriots | | to make impatient; annoy; bother |
| import | | important |
| smuggle | | to bring or take in a secret way |
| aggravate | | to hide who one is by pretending to be someone else |
| significant | | unavoidable |
| retracting | | persons who show great love for his or her country and are loyal to it |
| obligation | | to write out in full |
| inevitably | | complete control of a product or service in some place by a single person or group |