Georgia History
The Sons of Liberty was a secret society formed in the American colonies in the early 1760s to oppose British taxation and rule. They played a crucial role in mobilizing public opinion against the Stamp Act and other oppressive measures, using both protest and direct action to resist British authority. Their activities included organizing boycotts, public demonstrations, and sometimes violent actions against loyalists and British officials.
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