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Did slavery happen cause of the Tea Act?

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What does the Tea Act cause?

The tea act(act that made tea have taxes) caused the Boston Tea Party(hundreds of colonists throw British tea into the ocean.)


Where did the tea act happen?

Boston Massachusetts


Why was slavery involved in the Boston Tea Party?

It was not slavery in the usual sense. It had to do with the Tea Act, and legally imported tea versus smuggled tea. It was allowing for the creation of monopolies, and was pushing smaller dealers out of business. The smaller businesses were having their products seized. Due to certain chains of events, Benjamin Rush made the statement that the seized tea contained "the seeds of slavery."


Why did the Boston Party happen?

to protest the british tea law/act


Did the Tea Act happen before the Boston Tea Party?

Yes. When the British removed all taxes, except on tea, the colonists showed their appreciation by organizing the "Boston Tea Party".


Did the stamp Act of the First Continental Congress happen after the Boston Tea Party?

yes


What happened to cause the Tea Act?

(the Boston tea party) the colonists got tired of the taxes without representation and poured tea into Boston harbor


What was the cause for the Tea Act?

If u mean the Boston tea party it was because of tea tax. If you mean the tax on tea it was to pay off debts from the French and Indian war


Name one cause from the Boston tea party?

the stamp act, and townshend acts


What was a cause of the colonists' protest against the stamp act?

taxed, glass, paint,and tea


What was the cause of the colonist protest against the stamp act?

taxed, glass, paint,and tea


What was the cause of the colonist' protest against the stamp act?

taxed, glass, paint,and tea