Not buying any British-made goods as a way to protest peacefully against taxes
1. Rioting
2....
Social Studies, 17.12.2020 05:40 bailee37
Not buying any British-made goods as a way to protest peacefully against taxes
1. Rioting
2. Tarring and feathering British tax officials
3. Protest marching
4. Boycotting
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