Boycott: A boycott is when people refuse to buy or use certain goods or services as a form of protest. For example, after the Stamp Act was passed in 1765, many colonists boycotted British goods.
Sons of Liberty: The Sons of Liberty were a secret society formed by American colonists who protested against British taxation policies. They were responsible for organizing protests and acts of resistance against measures like the Stamp Act.
Taxation without Representation: This phrase refers to the idea that being taxed by a government without having representation (the ability to have their voices heard) in that government is unfair. Colonists used this phrase to express their dissatisfaction with British policies, including the Stamp Act.