The Sons of Liberty were a secret organization that advocated for independence and resistance against British rule. They organized protests, boycotts, and acts of civil disobedience to challenge British authority. The Daughters of Liberty supported the cause of independence by promoting domestic production and unity among colonists. They urged their fellow women to boycott British goods and create homemade products as a way to resist British control. Together, these groups played crucial roles in building momentum for the American Revolutionary War and ultimately achieving independence for the colonies.
