Question

Why were the Sons of Liberty organized?
A. Help England defeat France
B. Collect Taxes
C. Protest the Continental Congress
D. Protest British Policies

Answer 1

@beccaboo333
I think it is either A or B

Answer 2

Hold on

Answer 3

okay

Answer 4

The success of these movements in undermining the Stamp Act cannot be attributed to violence alone. Their most effective work was performed in newsprint. A great many of the Sons were printers and publishers themselves and even those who were not, were sympathetic to the cause. It was they who would pay the most in duties, after all. Nearly every newspaper in the colonies carried daily reports of the activities of the Sons. Accounts of the most dramatic escapades spread throughout the colonies. In one most remarkable incident, an account of the Virginia Stamp Act Resolutions was printed far and wide. It is not certain how many of the editors who reprinted it were aware of the status of the resolutions, but seven were printed, while only five actually passed (the fifth was in fact rescinded the day after adoption.) The ultimate effect of such propaganda was to embolden both citizens and Legislatures in every colony. When the Stamp Act became effective on the 1st of November, 1765, nearly all of these papers went right on publishing without the required Stamp.

http://www.ushistory.org/declaration/related/sons.htm

Answer 5

Pretty sure B.

Answer 6

Okay. Thank you