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For School or no school, I don't care.... But your answer lies in this WHOLE ENTIRE ESSAY! so enjoy it while you can.... (PS: Good luck on that question....) Trolololol...JK
(Please, no plagiarism.)The colonists shouted, "No taxation without representation!" which summarized a primary grievance of the British colonists in the 13 colonies. One of the major causes as the "Stamp Act."Patrick Henry urged colonists to challenge the "Stamp Act" shouting," Give me liberty or give me death!" Well, sad news is death came and he was soon hanged. The king at that time was George III.On December 16, 1773, men and boys disguised themselves as Mohawk Native Americans. They divided in 3 groups. Each group went in each East India Company ship.Men on the ships swung axes to open crates of tea. Four hours later, 23,000 lbs. of tea were thrown into the ocean. The British Royal Navy and Boston Colonists watched this unfold.The colonists did not like the way the British rued. There were around 4000 troops in every city. 1 for each 4 civilians. If someone got the British soldier angry, you could bet your bottom you'd be shot or worse, killed!When the British approached, Paul Revere warned the colonies,"The British are coming!" This way, the colonists could have time to get their guns and powder for war.During the American Revolution, we fought all through the battle. No loosing that battle with George Washington as captain fighting for freedom! We soon won the Revolution!Here are some information you MIGHT need to KNOW:
The Boston Tea Party arose from two different issues confronting the British Empire in 1765; The Financial problems of the British East India tea company, and the on-going dispute about the extent of the Parliament authority. The way the North Ministries resolved the issue was fighting against it and protesting which later resulted in a REVOLUTION!YOUR WELCOME, HAVE A NICE DAY =)
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Where did the real Boston Tea Party take place?
The Boston Tea Party took place in Boston Harbor. The whole event was planned by "The Sons of Liberty" which was a group in Boston made up of some of the most famous patriots in the revolution. "The Sons of Liberty" and other patriots dressed up as Native Americans and dumped all of Britain's high-taxed tea into the harbor. FUN FACTS: The captain of the ship gave the keys to the patriots as long as they cleaned up the ship afterwerds.
How much tea was thrown into the harbor during the Boston Tea Party?
Approximately 342 chests of tea were thrown into the harbor during the Boston Tea Party.
How much money did you have to pay in the stamp act?
that it was so much they decided to dump it into the Boston harbor which was called the Boston tea party.
How much pounds of tea got thrown over in the Boston tea party?
The group of people which believed that the should have the freedom called "The Sons of Liberty" dumped 342 casks of tea, about 42 tons. In that day, it was worth between $1,900,000 and $6,000,000.
How much was the tea worth in the Boston Tea Party?
The tea destroyed during the Boston Tea Party was worth about 1 million in today's money.
How much tea was dumped into the Boston harbor?
342 packages
How much did the tea at in the Boston Tea Party?
342 cartons of tea were dumped during the Boston tea party.
Where did the real Boston Tea Party take place?
The Boston Tea Party took place in Boston Harbor. The whole event was planned by "The Sons of Liberty" which was a group in Boston made up of some of the most famous patriots in the revolution. "The Sons of Liberty" and other patriots dressed up as Native Americans and dumped all of Britain's high-taxed tea into the harbor. FUN FACTS: The captain of the ship gave the keys to the patriots as long as they cleaned up the ship afterwerds.
How much tea was thrown into the harbor during the Boston Tea Party?
Approximately 342 chests of tea were thrown into the harbor during the Boston Tea Party.
Where did Paul Revere dump the tea and how much tea did he dump?
Paul Revere did not dump the tea into the Boston Harbor. A group of colonists boarded a ship on the night of December 16, 1773 and working quickly dumped valuable tea into the bay. This is known as the Boston Tea Party.
What started the battle or event of the Boston tea party?
The New Englanders didn't want to pay taxes to king George so they dumped a bunch of tea from a British ship into the harbor. This was pretty much an act of protest against the ridiculous taxes
How much money did you have to pay in the stamp act?
that it was so much they decided to dump it into the Boston harbor which was called the Boston tea party.
How much pounds of tea got thrown over in the Boston tea party?
The group of people which believed that the should have the freedom called "The Sons of Liberty" dumped 342 casks of tea, about 42 tons. In that day, it was worth between $1,900,000 and $6,000,000.
What did Britain do in response of the Boston Tea Party?
Britain was very upset they beat them up with brooms
What is after the Boston tea party?
The purpose for the Boston tea party is that the colonists wanted their own rights and that brittain people were charging too much taxes!
What as the Difference between Boston Tea Party and Boston Massacre?
The Boston Massacre was one of many early events that happened in 1770. It was made into a propaganda paper with art by Paul Revere to stir up public opinions. The tea party was a group of smugglers throwing tea into Boston Harbor to protest the lowering of the tea tax making the smuggled Dutch tea higher in cost. It happened in 1773 resulting in the closing of the harbor. There were 3 years difference. They weren’t so much connected, but symbolic of the problems in the colonies and the king.
Why was it necessary for the Boston Tea Party?
It was nesscary because the british kept on raising the tax money and New England got tired of paying so much money, so they decided to dump tea in the harbor.
