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."
yes it was a great influence to the Boston tea party and was allied with Massachusetts (the state that Boston was and is in). for punishment resulting in the tea party, shipment was forbidden along the cape and long island sound which affected connecticutt as well as Boston.
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Silas Bent was born in Massachusetts, in 1744, and it is said that he was one of the party who threw the British tea into Boston harbor.
No, the Intolerable Acts was a result of the Boston Tea Party. The Tea Act led to the Boston Tea Party
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yes it was a great influence to the Boston tea party and was allied with Massachusetts (the state that Boston was and is in). for punishment resulting in the tea party, shipment was forbidden along the cape and long island sound which affected connecticutt as well as Boston.
the boston tea party..........
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Silas Bent was born in Massachusetts, in 1744, and it is said that he was one of the party who threw the British tea into Boston harbor.