An armed march in Philadelphia in 1764,protesting the Quaker oligarchy's lenient policy toward the Indians was known as

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The protest march in Philadelphia in 1764, which was led by the Paxton Boys, was known as the "March of the Paxton Boys." The march was a demonstration against the Quaker oligarchy, who were accused of having a lenient policy towards the Indians. The march was marked by violence, and it ultimately led to a political crisis in Pennsylvania.

An Armed March in Philadelphia in 1764,protesting the Quaker Oligarchy's