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three hundred ninety two boxes of tea were thrown into the water, which is now very famously known as "The Boston Tea Party".
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The two events weren't related and were years apart.
two workers of the Boston tea party. They were a big help in the American revolution. do u understand?
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Two important events happened in Boston that became part of the history of the United States. One was the "Boston Massacre". This was the shootings that took place there by the British army against Bostonians who were unhappy with British policies in the American colonies. Another significant event was the "Boston Tea Party". There in the Boston harbor, American "patriots" protested tea taxes and other taxes by throwing tea into the Boston harbor.
Some of the interesting facts that I have heard lately are that there were three hundred and forty two chests of tea dumped into the harbor.1.The ship "William" also got sent to Boston with the tea, but never made it there.2. Tea smuggling was also in Britain, like the Colonies.3. The ships weren't British, only the tea was.4.Most people involved in the Tea Party left Boston, so they didn't get arrested.5. The destroyed tea was from China, not India.
It took a month for the king to find out about the tea party because the two places were across the Atlantic Ocean and back then they had to take really slow sailing boats.
The British shut down the Boston Harbor and also created the Intolerable Acts, in the event of these two things, the MA government failed.
No. They were two separate events at two different times. Neither had anything to do with the other. (wrong: the Boston tea party was because the British taxed the English tea and the Boston massacre was because soldiers and colonists were fighting over jobs and so the colonists were throwing bricks in snow and the British opened fire to what is believed to be today as accident - they're connected but I forget why, ask my middle school History teacher)
No one organized it. That is one of the great legends of our nation. What really happened was a group of people ( some may have been Sons of Liberty) were in one of the pubs and they were complaining about the tax on tea and the East Indian company. Some one suggested that they go dump the tea in the harbor, so they decided to meet at the docks. A few went home and dressed up as Indians and picked up a hatchet or two. They boarded 3 ships and threw the chests of tea overboard into Boston Harbor.