Liberty Boys

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Liberty Boys was an alternative name for the Sons of Liberty, a secret organization of American colonists who opposed British policies and played a key role in fomenting the American Revolution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf patriot group
political organization
secret society
activeIn Boston, Massachusetts
surface form: Boston

Charleston
surface form: Charleston, South Carolina

New York City
Newport, Rhode Island
alternativeNameOf Sons of Liberty
country Thirteen Colonies
dissolved late 1770s
goal defense of colonial rights
repeal of British taxation measures
hasMember Alexander McDougall
Benedict Arnold
Isaac Sears
James Otis Jr.
John Hancock
Joseph Warren
Marinus Willett
Patrick Henry
Paul Revere
Samuel Adams
ideology American patriotism
influenced American independence movement
First Continental Congress
language English
legacy symbol of American resistance to tyranny
location British America
movement American Revolutionary era
surface form: American Revolution
notableEvent Boston Massacre agitation
Boston Tea Party
Stamp Act 1765
surface form: Stamp Act protests
opposed British colonial policies
Stamp Act 1765
surface form: Stamp Act

Tea Act
Townshend Acts (tea tax component)
surface form: Townshend Acts
opposedBy British authorities
American Loyalists
surface form: Loyalists
partOf American colonial resistance
religion various Protestant denominations
timePeriod 1760s
1770s
usedMethod boycotts
intimidation of tax collectors
pamphleteering
public demonstrations
usedSymbol Liberty Pole
Liberty Tree

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Sons of Liberty hasAlias Liberty Boys