What was the name of Christopher Gadsden's group of rebels in Charleston who protested taxes?

Christopher Gadsden led a group of rebels in Charleston known as the "Sons of Liberty." This organization played a significant role in protesting British taxation and policies leading up to the American Revolution. They were instrumental in mobilizing public sentiment against the Stamp Act and other forms of taxation imposed by the British government. The Sons of Liberty sought to protect colonial rights and advocate for resistance against oppressive measures.