How did women participate in protesting the townshend acts?

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UNO [17]2 years ago

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One way women participated in the protesting of the Townshend Acts was to form the Daughters of Liberty.

The Townshend Acts were taxes imposed on the colonies by the British after the French and Indian War in order to recuperate revenue to enable them pay off the massive debt that they incurred fighting the French.

Colonists were not at all happy with these taxes and voiced their opposition to them. The women formed the Daughters of Liberty which:

Made clothing for the colonists to replace British clothing which was being boycotted
Made an alternative to British tea
Acted as an organized resistance to the purchasing of British goods

In conclusion, the women in colonial times did what they could to help the colonies in their struggle against the British by forming the Daughters of Liberty.

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