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If the man who started annoying that one soldier didn't annoy him or stopped annoying him it never would have happened. THIS IS ALL THE COLONISTS FAULT!!!!!
Actually, that would be the Boston Massacre...
As far as the Tea Party goes, Loyalists were pretty much against it. Popular Loyalist opinion was that the Tea Act would actually drive tea prices down and that the Tea Party would only antagonize the Crown. Which it did and the Crown responded by closing Boston Harbor.
If the man who started annoying that one soldier didn't annoy him or stopped annoying him it never would have happened. THIS IS ALL THE COLONISTS FAULT!!!!!
Actually, that would be the Boston Massacre...
As far as the Tea Party goes, Loyalists were pretty much against it. Popular Loyalist opinion was that the Tea Act would actually drive tea prices down and that the Tea Party would only antagonize the Crown. Which it did and the Crown responded by closing Boston Harbor.
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What is a patriot from a loyalists point of view?
The colonists should stop complaining about the king of England.
What was the loyalist opinion on the Boston tea party?
It made the king mad so he closed the port of Boston and sent more troops. This was an economic issue at the heart of it. The British had lowered the taxes on tea ( not raised them) , in doing so they affected the smugglers in the colonies who made a good living from selling at below cost than the shops. When the tea tax was lowered it made the Dutch teas the smugglers sold higher, so this made them mad. Hamilton was one of the biggest smugglers in the colonies so he got his men together to attack the tea ships under the guise of "freedom" from the monopoly of the East India Tea Company who had a lot of control in the British government . If you think about it this makes much more sense than the fable we are told.
The Boston Massacre took place in 1770 in the British colony of Massachusetts. Which description of this event is written from the point of view of the Sons of Liberty?
conflict between british soldiers ands Boston residents resulted in five deaths
What are the reasons that American citizens might reject a one-party system?
Americans may reject a one-party system because each party represents a different point of view that citizens can identify with. A one-party system will have to compromise the values of both parties.
What is the point of view in the book speak?
First person point of view
What was the patriots point of view in the declaration of independence?
They agreed on it while the loyalist didnt
What was the loyalist's point of view on the Proclamtion of 1763?
They wewre happy ind played lord of the rings ontheir computerr
What was the patriot's view of the Boston Tea Party?
They were protesting because parliament wasnt listening to them.
What is a patriot from a loyalists point of view?
The colonists should stop complaining about the king of England.
Who did the colonists view who ruled them after the Boston tea party?
I don't know and I am trying to find out. Anyone know?
What was the KnowNothing party and what was its point of view about immigrants?
A growing fear of immigrants & catholics
Who was a good citizen during the Revolutionary War?
It depends on your point of view. If you supported England than a tory (loyalist). If you supported the revolution than a patriot solider in the Continental army
What is the point of view of a loyalist about the American revolution?
The Loyalist thought since Great Britain started the colonies they should rule the colonies, they believed God was against treason and that the people of Great Britain should obey the king. Yet, some just thought it was safest to be on the Kings side.
How did patriots view loyalists?
Their enemies were the Patriots, the Patriots were the colonists. A group of people who fought for the thirteen colonies. The Loyalists thought of them as untrained soldiers, and they were correct. From an Americans point of view a Loyalist was a traitor who turned against the colonists to go with the British government.
What was the loyalist opinion on the Boston tea party?
It made the king mad so he closed the port of Boston and sent more troops. This was an economic issue at the heart of it. The British had lowered the taxes on tea ( not raised them) , in doing so they affected the smugglers in the colonies who made a good living from selling at below cost than the shops. When the tea tax was lowered it made the Dutch teas the smugglers sold higher, so this made them mad. Hamilton was one of the biggest smugglers in the colonies so he got his men together to attack the tea ships under the guise of "freedom" from the monopoly of the East India Tea Company who had a lot of control in the British government . If you think about it this makes much more sense than the fable we are told.
What are the key skills in making speeches?
way of getting the point of view across to be understood by the other party
What view of colonists' was expressed through the Boston tea party?
The colonist's view of maverick-like freedom was put to full capacity, as they protested the Tea act of 1776, and told Britain to BTFU.
