Who were the Sons of Liberty
In our discussions and review of the "Road to Revolution" this first week of school, we talked about the importance of the Sons of Liberty to the cause for Independence in the American Colonies. In your own words please describe who they were, details about them, and why you think they were so important to the American cause for independence.
posted by Mr. Hayner at
4:39 AM
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The Sons of Liberty were a group of everyday people from Boston who led protests againist the taxes and acts the British put on the colonies.
The Sons of Liberty were a secret group of colonists from Boston. Samuel Adams was the leader. The Sons of Liberty started protests and boycotts against goods and British taxes on goods from things like the Stamp, Sugar, and Intolerable Acts.
The Sons of Liberty were a secret society made up of merchants, lawyers, and craftsmen, and people from every walk of life who protested British taxes. They met to organize protests, and discuss the problems they had with the King.
The sons of Liberty were a group of people that secretly formed. They were from Boston and they consisted of lawyers, merchants, craftsmen and sometimes just a normal person. The Sons of Liberty protested against all sorts of things. They talking about all sorts of problems including what they thought about the King.
The Sons of Liberty were a secret organization of people who wanted to do something about the King. They were craftsmen, merchants, and lawyers. These people led protests against British taxes. I think they were important because they were the people who stood up and decided to do something about what was going on.
the sons of liberty was a seceret society that rebealed against the taxs put on by britan and king gorge.
samuel adams led the sons of liberty, which was a secret group of colonists from boston.they protested goods and british taxes.
Mr. Hayner,
the sons of liberty were a group of men who belived in abolidhing taxes and the british from america. They were led by Samuel Adams. They were responsible for the boston tea party.
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