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    subsequent Murder Trial results had high emotions and results for both sides. Preston and his men were free from criminal charge. The Interrupted Tea Party December 6 ‚1773 A group of colonist from Massachusetts dressed up as Indians dumped over 342 chests of tea into the Boston Harbor. It was a protest for the Tea Act of 1773 a act that placed a monopoly on Tea. The protest was organized by Samuel Adams with about 60 members of the Sons of Liberty the group that he also organized. The Coercive Acts closed

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    On March 31‚ 1774‚ The Boston Port Act was passed. This act closed down and blockaded the port of Boston until the colonists had paid for the tea they destroyed in the Boston Tea Party. Many American Colonists were angry about this law. The next act passed by Parliament was the Massachusetts Government Act. This provoked even more outrage by the Colonists since it took away Massachusetts’ charter and put it under control of the British Government. On June 2‚ 1774‚ The Quartering Act was passed. Many

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    such as parliament‚ sugar‚ and tea were heavily taxed in order to help Britain pay for debt caused by the French and Indian War‚ and the colonists didn’t want to pay it‚ therefore they rebelled. The forms of rebellion used were refusing to buy the product‚ protesting‚ and eventually fighting for their freedom from Britain. An event that occurred here greatly influenced the American Revolution was the Boston Tea Party. The Boston Tea Party was a protest against the high tea prices within the colonies

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    In the 242 years it’s been since December 16th‚ 1773‚ The Boston Tea Party still continues to influence American Society to this very day. A famous protest by colonists against British taxes‚ Massachusetts citizens‚ disguised as Mohawk Indians‚ climbed aboard the three ships docked at Griffin’s Wharf‚ The Dartmouth‚ The Eleanor‚ and The Beaver. Utilizing the hatchets they carried with then‚ they tore open 342 crates of tea and dumped it all into the Boston harbor. Leading up to the incident‚ the

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    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

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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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    Sons of Liberty have done many terrible barbarous things in our country. They caused the Boston Tea Party and refused to pay the taxes given to them by the government. The Sons of Liberty caused and created the Boston Tea Party. The party took place on December 16‚ 1773 on the Boston Harbor. They dressed as Natives to hide their true identity and get away with breaking the law. The value of the tea that was dumped into the harbor was estimated to have been worth $1800 then and $700‚000 today inside

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    I arranged for the Sons of Liberty‚ led by Paul Revere‚ to storm a British ship full of tea cargo and dump it into the water below. This drove the colonies into the brink of war because every time a British ship would enter the Boston Harbor‚ the tea cargo would be confiscated and dumped overboard. The revolution began in full swing as I represented Massachusetts in the first continental congress where I argued strongly

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    factor of age. Age is significant because it can be a predictor of the comfort an individual has with social media. One of the main differences between the groups is the focus on outcomes. While Occupy was primarily concerned with social change‚ the Tea Party was concerned with electoral outcomes. There are also some similarities between the groups. Both groups were founded based on financial concerns. Both groups were highly regionalized‚ with some areas featuring higher activity than others. These similarities

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    words" is very true in this case. We have been peacefully protesting the government since the government was created actually even prior to that. We protested the British taxing our tea by dumping

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