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    The Boston tea party is the most important event leading into the American Revolution because although some violence and destruction had happened already‚ this event was the one that directly challenged the King. Before the Boston tea party‚ most of the complaints were just talk. Also‚ this cost them a lot of money‚ almost 1 million dollars. They wasted a lot of tea‚ 342 containers. The reason they wasted so much tea was because they loved tea‚ and people of the time drank a lot of tea. Refusing

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    response‚ the Americans began to fight back with things like the Albany Plan of Union and the Boston Tea Party. Around 1756‚ the French and Indian war began. At the conclusion of this

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    The Boston Tea Party started at midnight on December 16‚ 1773. More than one hundred colonists called the Sons of Liberty threw about forty five tons of tea from British ships into Boston Harbor. This “protest” was a very justified act that showed confidence‚ determination‚ and bravery. Others believe that the act was unnecessary and the colonists went overboard (no pun intended) with their behavior‚ even though the colonists didn’t even damage the ships at all. This whole thing probably wouldn’t

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    The mine is better habit is a habit that is hard to break. It basically speaks for itself. So they may have thought that their view of the Boston Tea Party was better than anyone else’s. Then you have the face saving habits which like the mine is better habit‚ face saving habit is a natural tendency arising from our ego. This usually occurs after we have said or done something that threatens to disturb

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    I was born in Boston‚ Massachusetts on September 27‚ 1722. At a young age‚ I studied religion and law at Harvard University where I discovered my famous admiration for politics. After achieving my master’s degree 1743‚ focusing heavily on politics‚ I became indecisive with my path of career choice. Soon after‚ I began writing for The Independent Advertiser‚ a radical newspaper‚ where I could express my opinions about British rule anonymously. Unfortunately‚ the newspaper had little success due to

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    British. According to the Historic Tours of America‚ the only disguised invader out of hundreds to get caught and put to jail for the Boston Tea Party was Francis Akeley. After the Boston Tea Party the Boston Harbor was closed down. The british parliament adopted the Coercive Acts in 1774. The British were so angry and outraged about the destruction of the tea and other things that the american colonists had done that they adopted this act. The Coercive Acts were made to punish the American colonists

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    peace but can be completely different at certain periods of time. As a prevention from too much government intervention‚ the people of America have a representative dating since 1773‚called the Tea Party Movement. This movement wants the government to stick to the real meaning

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    the Tea Party Movement When most people think about the Tea Party Protest‚ they think about the Boston Tea Party. On December 16‚ 1773‚ a group of colonists boarded ships loaded with tea and destroyed it by throwing it into the Boston Harbor. The basis of the protest comes from the famous saying “no taxation without representation.” After the Tea Act was passed‚ tea became one of the next items in the new world to bear a tax. Although the basis for the movement is similar‚ the Tea Party Protests

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    The Boston Tea Party Intro ¨No taxation without representation!¨ ~The Patriots This quote is simpy saying that Parliament should not have the opportunity to tax the colonists without them having a say. Of course Parliament did not listen to the colonists‚ and they still passed unnecessary taxes. When Parliament decided they should tax everything then remove all the taxes except for the tax on tea‚ the colonists got pretty mad. The colonies decided to dump tea off of the British boats just to

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      Is the Tea Party Movement an Astroturf operation? You have heard of them‚ you have seen them on TV‚ you know that they believe Obama is a “socialist” and “worse than Hitler”1 – the Tea Party Movement. After the 2008 election of Barack Obama as the new president of the United States‚ multiple grassroots organizations emerged‚ seeming to be a legitimate safe haven for the losers and disillusioned of said election. If one digs deeper though‚ into the nature of the Tea Party Movement it seems

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