Which choices indicate the response to the Proclamation of 1763, the Stamp Act, and the Intolerable Acts by the Daughters of Liberty?

Question

Responses

A They participated in protests and riots.They participated in protests and riots.

B They boycotted selling British goods in their shops.They boycotted selling British goods in their shops.

C They terrorized tax collectors with effigy hangings.They terrorized tax collectors with effigy hangings.

D They organized spinning bees to spin wool and yarn into fabric.They organized spinning bees to spin wool and yarn into fabric.

E They drafted the Declaration or Rights and Grievances to explain the reasons for resistance.

Answer 1

The choices that indicate the response of the Daughters of Liberty to the Proclamation of 1763, the Stamp Act, and the Intolerable Acts include:

A - They participated in protests and riots. B - They boycotted selling British goods in their shops. D - They organized spinning bees to spin wool and yarn into fabric.

These responses reflect the Daughters of Liberty's active participation in resistance against British policies through protest, economic boycotts, and producing homemade goods to support American independence.