“Give me liberty, or give me death!” was said by a man named Patrick Henry before declare we declared war on Britain. That is what happened even before the revolutionary war men, women , and slaves were risking their lives for liberty. These people would help spark the revolution. These sparks would be helped to be ignited by the Sons of Liberty’s actions, what happens in Concord and Lexington, and the pamphlet called Common sense questioning the king’s actions. The Sons of Liberty’s action will help light the spark that helped our revolution.The now famous “tea party” was organized by an Son of Liberty named Samuel Adams. That night of the “tea party” was the Sons of Liberty’s protest of the 1773 Tea Act. Later on in 1775, Some local militiamen ran into some British soldier ,which marked the first shoots of the Revolution, so two Sons of Liberty raced on horseback to warn the residents of the British(“Sons”). The Sons of Liberty’s contribution helped spark the revolution with the “tea party” , the midnight ride, and many other ways. …show more content…
Meanwhile, the Patriots feared that the British were going to head to Lexington to either capture John Hancock and Samuel Adams, or they were planning to seize the ammunitions in Concord. When one of the Sons of Liberty, Paul Revere, warned Hancock and Adams of the possible plans of the British he headed off to Concord to help them.(“Lexington”).The cities of Concord and Lexington became scenes, targets, and symbols of actions that would help ignite the spark of the Revolution that would form are