What was the main way colonists successfully resisted the Townshend Acts?

A) Refusing to pay any taxes to Great Britain.
B) Making due with homespun items and cloth.
C) Throwing English tea in the harbor.
D) Building factories to produce their own goods.

Townshend Acts

A series of British laws passed in the late 1760s imposing duties on various goods imported to the American colonies, which sparked widespread protests and contributed to the American Revolutionary War.

Homespun Items

Goods made at home, typically referring to clothing or textiles that are handwoven or crafted, often symbolizing self-reliance or economic protest.

Successfully Resisted

The act of effectively opposing or standing firm against an opposing force or influence.