Which of the following best describes how colonists resisted British rule?(1 point)

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The Daughters of Liberty created the Stamp Act and stamped thousands of documents in protest of taxes placed on pamphlets.
The Daughters of Liberty created the Stamp Act and stamped thousands of documents in protest of taxes placed on pamphlets.

The Sons and Daughters of Liberty created the Townshend Acts to collect taxes on various British goods imported into the colonies.
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty created the Townshend Acts to collect taxes on various British goods imported into the colonies.

The committees of correspondence organized to help the British stamp documents and continue taxing goods without colonial representation.
The committees of correspondence organized to help the British stamp documents and continue taxing goods without colonial representation.

The Sons of Liberty organized the Boston Tea Party and dumped British tea into Boston Harbor in protest of taxes placed on tea.

Answer 1

The best response that accurately describes how colonists resisted British rule is:

The Sons of Liberty organized the Boston Tea Party and dumped British tea into Boston Harbor in protest of taxes placed on tea.

This response captures a significant act of resistance by the colonists against British taxation policies, particularly regarding tea.