When did the daughters for liberty end?

Answer 1

The Daughters of Liberty, a group of colonial women who supported the American Revolution by promoting boycotts against British goods, began to decline in influence after the American Revolution concluded in 1783. As the new nation established itself, the focus shifted away from revolutionary activities, leading to a decrease in organized efforts like those of the Daughters of Liberty. While they played a significant role during the pre-revolutionary and revolutionary periods, their specific organization did not continue in a formal capacity after the war.