The Sons of Liberty would have had the most in common with which group?

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The Sons of Liberty were known for their opposition to British rule and their advocacy for independence. This aligns with the views of the Whig party, which emerged in Britain in the 1670s and advocated for constitutional monarchy and resistance against tyranny. The Tories and Loyalists, on the other hand, were known for their support of the British monarchy and government, while the British were the governing power that the Sons of Liberty were opposing.

The Sons of Liberty Would Have Had the Most in Common