Treason

A crime against one's country. The offence of attempting to overthrow the government or rule of a country or betraying a country by passing secret information to a foreign country.

Trading Post

A station or store in a remote area established for the buying and/or selling of goods.

Torpedo

A cigar shaped, self-propelled underwater missile designed to detonate on impact. It can be launched from submarine, ship or plane.

Titled

Ceremony where a title is given to someone.

Tithe

A medieval tax of one tenth of profit made payable to the monarch

Thegn (Thane)

In Anglo-Saxon times this was the name given to a freeman who had been granted land in return for military service.

Test Acts

A series of Acts of Parliament passed in 1673 which banned Roman Catholics from holding official positions in Great Britain

Terrorism

The systematic use of violence as a means to intimidate or force societies or governments to instigate changes. A person who engages in terrorism is called a terrorist.

Territory

A region or area of land. 

Tax

A compulsory contribution made by inhabitants of a place to pay for the government and upkeep of that place.