Liberty Rebels

The passage explains how colonists resisted British taxes and unfair laws before the Revolution. Groups like the Sons of Liberty protested through boycotts, pamphlets, and spreading ideas. The Boston Tea Party was a famous act of defiance. Committees of Correspondence helped colonists share revolutionary ideas. These efforts united colonists and built momentum for independence.

Reading such passages improves comprehension by teaching students to follow arguments and evidence. It enhances vocabulary through political and historical terms. Students develop critical thinking by analyzing protest methods and outcomes. Writing and speaking improve when students explain these events in their own words. Finally, grammar and reading fluency grow through exposure to clear, persuasive nonfiction.