The Daughters of Liberty promoted the boycott of British goods while the Sons enforced it, threatening reprisals against anyone who bought imported goods or used stamp paper.
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5 sentences with “boycott”
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The Daughters of Liberty once again supported and promoted the boycott of British goods. The women resumed bee-spinning and again found substitutes for British tea and other products.
The Congress called for a boycott of all British goods and established the Continental Association to enforce local adherence to the boycott. The Association supplanted royal control and formed resistance to Britain.
Unable to invade Britain after the Battle of Trafalgar, Napoleon tried to strangle Britain economically with a European boycott of British goods, creating what he hoped would be a self-sustaining internal European economy: the "Continental System".
The boycott of 1768-1769 turned the purchase of consumer goods into a political gesture. It mattered what was consumed. Indeed, the very clothes you wore indicated whether you were a defender of liberty at home or a protector of parliamentary rights in superfine British attire.
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