These American women were famous for boycotting British goods by making homespun cloth and for finding substitutes for tea and sugar (all heavily taxed by the British.) Who were these women?
A) Women of the Revolution
B) Molly Pitchers
C) National Organization of Women
D) Daughters of Liberty
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