What Are The Consequences Of The Boston Tea Party

In the nineteenth century there were many conflicts happening in the new country that either directly or indirectly shaped the course of the colonists lives. With events such as the Boston Tea Party and various treaties being signed as acts of defiance against both the British and the French powers, the colonists as new Americans, were very rebellious in the years leading up to American declaring its independence from Great Britain. The issues the new nation faces against these global powers helped influence the domestic issues in the new country. The Boston Tea Party in 1773 was an event that the new colonists planned as an act of rebellion against the English crown. This event lead to the rising of tensions between the colonists and the
The American Revolutionary War was one of the first wars to be fought on the American home front, surely not the first, but one of the first wars to be fought on new American soil. Following the American Revolution we know that America was now an independent nation and that the founding fathers had to quickly come up with a form of government to give this new nation a back bone, or a system to operate around. In a letter to her husband, a woman begged her husband, that in making the new laws of the land, the men would remember the women and gives them Constitutional rights, “I have sometimes been ready to think that the passion for Liberty cannot be Equally Strong in the Breasts of those who have been accustomed to deprive their fellow Creatures of theirs. Of this I am certain that it is not founded upon that generous and christian principle of doing to others as we would that others should do unto us. . . .” . The war on the homefront, took the men to war, leaving the woman to work and take over property and jobs, leaving them with the feeling of needed to be included in