I believe you are referring to the Boston Tea Party, where some colonists dressed up as Indians boarded a British ship in Boston, MA harbor and threw the tea overboard into the water to protest the tea tax.
they didn't, unless you're referring to the Boston tea party?
let just say they treated the Indians like they were nothing and like slaves.
The writer wants the Indians to live like he does or like others like he does.
The adverb phrase is, "like a revolutionary" which modifies the verb "did dress".
In reaction to Stamp Act of 1764, which taxed all colonists including common man for the first time, the colonists decided to boycott the British goods. Before this colonists loved to dress like British and felt pride in doing that but after boycotting their goods, they started making clothes at home and now the trend changed. People who dress like poor were honored more because it showed their contribution towards loyalty to the colonies.
They started to make there own stuff like clothes and water
Indians.
The colonist dressed up like mohawk Indians and dumped the british tea in the harbor
it was awful
The colonist did not try to make themselves look like Indians.
a good topic sentence Lets get to know are friends the Mohawk indians or the mohawk indians eat certain type of vegetables or they make there on food they apparently just like certain food
They lived in pole huts
yes
that was their type of clothing
I've got no idea. That's what I want to know.
Deer skin
undyed shirts
No they dressed like Native Americans