What did the son of liberty do to protest the stamp act

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Well, The Sons of Liberty had become very big protesters. The way that they would protest against the stamp act was by burning stamps and threatening the people who had been collecting the taxes. Other colonists had done their protesting peacefully by either making speeches or making and then sending petitions to Parliament.

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Answer:

They started the stamp act riot and forming a mob in front of Governor Thomas Hutchinson’s house. Demanding that he wrote the letter to England to repeal the act.

Explanation:

The Stamp Act of 1765 was an act of the Parliament of Great Britain that imposed a direct tax on the colonies in North America and required that the printed materials in there should be produced in London.

The Sons of Liberty were a secret organization created by the thirteen American colonies to fight taxation by the British Government. They did the job so effectively that the tax was never collected. After achieving that the group disbanded.

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