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From 1767-1770, England placed the Townshend Acts, a tax on all imports, upon the Colonies. Sometime during this time, they repealed the Acts, with the exception of tea. In 1773, England passed the Tea Act, which basically a royally granted monopoly to the East India Tea Co. on tea imported to the Colonies. The colonists rebelled on 16 December 1773 by dressing as American Indians and throwing the tea off the East India boats.

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because he wasn't getting enough money.

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Why did great Britain raise taxes during the Boston tea party?

To pay off the war they had just fought for the colonists...


Why did Boston have the Boston Tea Party?

Because the people who lived in Boston were protesting about unfair taxes.


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The Boston Tea Party.


Was there a king in the Boston tea party?

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they were sick of the tea taxes


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Why did the Boston Tea Party form?

nothing because there was no party!


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No, they didn't.


How did the colonists get punished after the Boston Tea Party?

The British closed the Port of Boston for a period of time, and increased taxes.