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I think it was about 3 ships. Hope this is a good answer!
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Who war responsible for the Boston Tea Party?
The colonists were responsible for the Boston tea party.
Again what happend at the Boston Tea Party?
At the Boston Tea Party, a group of men, disguised as Indians, boarded ships that were carrying tea and they dumped the tea overboard.
How long were the British ships in Boston Harbor before the tea was destroyed in the Boston Tea Party?
for about an hour
Who threw out the tea at the tea party?
During the Boston tea party, the American colonists invaded British tea ships and threw all their tea overboard.
In 1773 raid on british ships in Massachusetts?
boston tea party
What was the raid on ships in American in 1773 called?
Boston Tea Party
In the Boston tea party did the colonists throw the tea of the dock or the ships?
I don't understand this question, but they threw the tea over from a ship into the water.
Who ordered the colonists to allow the ships into Boston during the Boston Tea party?
English Parliament.
What kind of ships were in the water at the Boston Tea Party?
it took seven ships to load tea
How do you put Boston Tea Party into a sentence?
The Boston Tea Party occurred in Boston. Many crates of tea were dumped into the Boston Harbor during the Boston Tea Party. that's all i can think of
Aboard what ship did the Boston Tea Party take place?
There were three ships that were raided during the Boston Tea Party: the Dartmouth, the Eleanor and the Beaver. It is rarely mentioned that the ships were all American ships; only the tea belonged to the East India Tea Company.
What ship did the Boston Tea Party take place on?
The tea involved oin the Boston Tea Party belonged to the British East India Tea Company. It was carried in 4 ships. One ship the William ran aground and was stranded near Cape Cod so she was not involved in the Tea Party. The other three ships Beaver, Dartmouth, and Eleanore were the ships whose cargo of tea was dumped in Boston Harbor while the ships were tied to what is believed to have been the old Griffin's Wharf. All four of these ships were American, only the tea was British.
