How did colonial men's attitudes toward the boycotting of British cloth and the production of colonial homespun change as the protests against new taxes continued?

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Colonial men initially may not have fully appreciated the role of women in the boycott of British goods, including the creation of homespun cloth. However, as the protests against new taxes continued, they recognized the importance of women's contributions to the colonial resistance effort and shifted from perhaps overlooking to valuing and praising their efforts in producing homespun and boycotting British cloth. This change reflects a broader acknowledgment of the economic and symbolic significance of homespun production in the colonial protest movement.

How Did Colonial Men's Attitudes Toward the Boycotting of British