Question

Which of the following best describes the role of the Daughters of Liberty in the years leading up to the Revolutionary War? A. They made clothing and other goods that colonists could not get due to the boycott of British goods. B. They organized an all-female unit of the militia in order to defend the colonies. C. They held many protests and uprisings in response to British policies they thought were unfair. D. They sent letters to the king of England with the hopes of resolving the differences between the monarch and the colonies.

Answer 1

A. They made clothing and other goods that colonists could not get due to the boycott of British goods.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Daughters of Liberty were a group of women who identified as protestors and fighters during the American Revolution. These women formed an association that stood against the unfair British taxation, which elevated the cost of British goods coming to America. These women took a more active role to alleviate the situation with the lack of British goods, one of the main ones being using and spinning yarn into cloth so that their people would not have to buy imported clothing.