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What kind of tea did the colonists drink after the Boston Tea Party?
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They drank GREEN tea
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What was the punishment for the of Boston Tea Party?
The Boston Tea Party was the beginning of The Intolerable Acts. It started with The Boston Port Act, which effectively closed Boston to trade. It was written that the port would remain closed until the tea was paid for. It was a blanket punishment, meaning it was directed at the entire city instead of just those that did the "crime." It was an attempt to make an example out of Boston. Instead, it just created further feelings of revolution. The Boston Port Act was followed by The Massachusetts Government Act, The Administration of Justice Act, and The Quartering Act. These did things such as forcing private homes to house British soldiers, and other methods of taking back control. These acts are usually regarded as the final sparks that triggered the American Revolution.
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What kind of tea was dumped at the Boston Tea Party?
The variety of tea thrown overboard in the Boston Tea Party was called Bohea, and was a kind of Chinese black tea. It is most similar to Lapsang souchong, a black tea with a smoky aroma. The tea was sold by the British East India Company.Bohea tea is not widely available in the U.S., but there are a few sources that sell it by mail-order.
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What did the stamp act different from other legislation that parliament enacted?
The Stamp Act was put into place without any kind of representation from the colonies. This angered the colonists, and led to the Boston Tea Party.
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Can whales get drunk?
yes... its like the the Boston tea party. if alcohol falls and they drink too much they might "get drunk" (but its not likely to happen) this is the kind of question a bored person would ask.
What kind of goods were being taxed by Britain before the Boston tea party?
IMPORTED
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How did the colonists show their opposition to british policies?
They rebelled and: made effigies (kind of like dolls) of the British figures, stormed houses of British officials, wrote the Declaration of Independence, wrote to Britain opposing the laws that they enacted, boycotted products, and of course caused the Boston Tea Party.
How did colonists show their opposition to British policies?
They rebelled and: made effigies (kind of like dolls) of the British figures, stormed houses of British officials, wrote the Declaration of Independence, wrote to Britain opposing the laws that they enacted, boycotted products, and of course caused the Boston Tea Party.
Why was the Boston tea party a significant event in the prewar period?
Are you doing that PBS worksheet too? Are you on number 10? Do you go to a Minnetonka School? Are you in Olivier's class? Just a wild guess though...BUT the answer is Showed the British that the colonists would not stand for what kind of taxes the British were putting on the items.PLEASE TELL ME IF I WAS RIGHT ABOUT THE MINNETONKA THING AND STUFF!
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What was the punishment for the of Boston Tea Party?
The Boston Tea Party was the beginning of The Intolerable Acts. It started with The Boston Port Act, which effectively closed Boston to trade. It was written that the port would remain closed until the tea was paid for. It was a blanket punishment, meaning it was directed at the entire city instead of just those that did the "crime." It was an attempt to make an example out of Boston. Instead, it just created further feelings of revolution. The Boston Port Act was followed by The Massachusetts Government Act, The Administration of Justice Act, and The Quartering Act. These did things such as forcing private homes to house British soldiers, and other methods of taking back control. These acts are usually regarded as the final sparks that triggered the American Revolution.
