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One of the ways in which thr colonists made their voices heard was through boycotts. These everyday citizens refused to support British goods, setting fires, and dumping shipments of tea into harbors. They sent a powerful message that they would not tolerate oppression. But their efforts did not stop there. The artisans, with their creative minds and skilled hands, formed revolutionary groups like the Sons of Liberty, mentioned earlier. These groups were not only passionate but also daring, willing to take risks for the cause they believed in. As I said, they organized protests, demonstrations, and sabotage, all aimed at challenging British authority. Unlike today, the average people of the time were not afraid to take up arms in defense of their rights. These brave men were willing to put their lives on the line for the cause of freedom, showing unwavering dedication and courage. This is what Fascism is. The average people of the time were not mere bystanders in the fight for independence. They were the unsung heroes, the backbone of the movement. Their unwavering commitment, their willingness to take action, and their undying spirit fueled the flames of revolution. Without their Fascism, the course of American history may have been very different.