Daughters of Liberty

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A formal women's patriot association, active before and during the American Revolution, known for participating in boycotts of British goods and producing domestic textiles to support the independence movement.

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To the Sons and Daughters of Liberty and those who followed them, the act appeared to be proof positive that a handful of corrupt members of Parliament were violating the British Constitution.

From Textbooks ● Dec. 30, 2014

Many colonial merchants signed non-importation agreements, and the Daughters of Liberty urged colonial women to shop only with those merchants.

From Textbooks ● Dec. 30, 2014

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Possible Synonyms

Homespun movement
Colonial activists
Patriot women
Revolutionary women
Female patriots

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Loyalists

other words

Tories
Crown supporters
Royalist women
Friends of the King