What was the sons of libery?

Answer 1

The Sons of Liberty were a group of organized rebels in colonial America who acted out against British tyranny prior to the American Revolution. They were also involved in spreading Propaganda encouraging the need for revolution and freedom from oppression.

Answer 2

The Sons of Liberty was a secret society in the North American British colonies. Its purpose was to protect the rights of the colonists and protest the Crown. This group had many famous members including John Adams, Samuel Adams, Benedict Arnold, John Hancock, Patrick Henry, and Paul Revere.

Answer 3

According to ushistory.org, the Sons of Liberty were an anonymous group of Boston individuals (mostly workers and tradesmen). 2 members of the Boston Gazette, Benjamin Edes (printer), and John Gill (writer) were expected members of the Sons of Liberty due to the articles written and printed opinions about the organization. Another South Boston name surfaced due to the 2,000 men he organized to protest the Stamp Act and other parlimentary decisions of that time, Ebenezer McIntosh a shoemaker.

Answer 4

Before the French and Indian War, how did Great Britain generally govern the thirteen colonies?

Answer 5

John Adams, Samuel Adams, and John Hancock were all important members of Sons of Liberty.

Answer 6

A medallion of the Liberty Tree.