Answer: Sending a petition to colonial officials
Explanation:
In 1737, small farmers faced Boston officials over the public markets that were prejudicial to their business. When petitions to Boston officials were not heard, opponents destroyed the market in a protest that showed the collective strength of people with short resources.
In the 1740s, protests erupted on estates in New Jersey and
Similarly, along the Hudson River in New York, protests exploded over landlords´ leasing practices. Tenants sent a petition to colonial officials with no response, so they created groups to attack the property of specific landlords.
