Why was the sons of liberty formed?

Answer 1

The Sons of Liberty were responsible for the Boston Tea Party.

Answer 2

The Sons of Liberty were a secret group or society of men that were opposed to British taxation and abuses inflicted on the peoples of the thirteen colonies. They were involved in the Boston Tea Party of 1773. This organization was founded in Boston in 1765.

Answer 3

The Sons of Liberty were formed out of protest against the Stamp Act of 1765. The group launched a campaign for liberty, and in opposition to the act. They implemented elaborate displays, aimed at intimidating the person in charge of distributing the stamps in each colony.

Answer 4

well I'm not really sure but the answer before me was about Columbus and dogs and cookies so this is what i think. Sam Adams thought that the British was so unfair he needed a group to talk about it with.

Answer 5

In protest of the Stamp Act, several merchants and artisans called The Loyal Nine, prepared to take action. The group grew in size and changed their name to the Sons of Liberty. These were not the educated aristocrats of the revolution, rather simple working men and tradesmen. Although their membership was secretive, two members who were journalists kept the rebellion in the news and therefore in the minds of everyone.

Answer 6

The Sons of Liberty was started in the North American British Colonies. It was a secret organization that was started to protect the colonist's rights and to stand up against the British.

Answer 7

The Sons of Liberty was a secret society was formed to protect the rights of the colonists. They celebrated their founding in Boston in August of 1765.

Answer 8

To protest against the taxes that weren't viewed in parliament

Answer 9

just to kill a lot og people