How did the Daughters of Liberty protest?

The Daughters of Liberty primarily protested by stopping the purchase of British goods and promoting the production of goods locally. They encouraged boycotts of British products and organized efforts to create homemade items, such as clothing and textiles, to support the American cause for independence. Their actions were part of a broader resistance against British taxation and policies during the pre-Revolutionary period, emphasizing self-sufficiency and patriotism. So, the correct statement is: **They stopped buying things from Britain and instead they made things on their own.**