How did the colonists protest the actions of the British?

Answer 1

During the American Revolutionary Period. the thirteen colonies initially protested (perceived or actual) excesses of British rule in a wide variety of ways: pamphlets were written, letters were sent, meetings were held, public protests were organized, goods were not bought or even destroyed, and eventually troops were raised and drilled while arms were stored in the event of war. Finally, the protest reached the point of a 'Declaration of Independence' and the waging of active war for almost a decade before independence was achieved.

Answer 2

One way they protested was known as the Boston tea party. The Boston tea party was the colonists protesting the drastic tax increase on tea. They protested by boarding a british ship and dumping the tea overboard.

Answer 3

The most common one was protesting against the acts but after words it was battle

Answer 4

by meetings and boycotts

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Answer 5

they dumped alot of British tea into the Boston harbor

Answer 6

no.