Lesson 20 of 84 · American Revolution
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The Sons and Daughters of Liberty were groups formed by American colonists to resist British rule during the Revolution.
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The Sons and Daughters of Liberty were groups formed by American colonists to resist British rule during the Revolution. The Sons of Liberty, made up of men, organized protests and boycotts against British taxes and laws. The Daughters of Liberty, composed of women, supported the cause by creating homemade goods to replace British products. Together, these groups played a significant role in mobilizing public sentiment and demonstrating unity among colonists against British oppression.
Key Facts
The Sons of Liberty organized protests against British taxes.
The Daughters of Liberty made homemade goods to support the cause.
Both groups were crucial in uniting colonists against British rule.
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1 of 2What was one action taken by the Sons of Liberty?
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