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After the British shut down the Massachusetts legislature, it met in secret under the guidance of leaders like Samuel Adams and John Hancock. This meeting, known as the Massachusetts Provincial Congress, aimed to organize resistance against British rule and coordinate colonial responses to oppressive policies. It symbolized the growing spirit of defiance and unity among the colonies in the face of British authority.

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