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The Sons and Daughters of Liberty were groups formed by American colonists to protest British policies and advocate for independence.
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The Sons and Daughters of Liberty were groups formed by American colonists to protest British policies and advocate for independence. The Sons of Liberty, established by men like Samuel Adams, organized demonstrations and sometimes boycotted British goods. The Daughters of Liberty supported these efforts by making homemade goods and encouraging fellow colonists to avoid British products. Together, these groups played a crucial role in uniting colonists against British oppression.
Key Facts
The Sons of Liberty led protests against British taxes.
The Daughters of Liberty supported the boycott of British goods.
Both groups helped unify colonists in the fight for independence.
Timeline
Women gain the right to vote (19th Amendment)
The Great Depression begins
The U.S. enters World War II
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