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What was Samuel Adams argument for independence?
He didn't like British taxes and the action taken was lead the colonists through the Boston tea party but who knows I'm just a smart ten year old
How did the colonists respond to the tea acts?
They had the Boston tea partyThey had the Boston tea party. Where they threw the tea over bored, Because they didn't want to pay$ the taxes. Hope this helps.:)
What events occured because of the the Boston Tea Party?
Before the Boston Tea Party were the taxes of the colonial people. The saying "taxation without representation" comes from this time period. The colonial americans were paying an incredibly high amount of taxes BUT they were not allowed to have a representative in parliament. There were taxes on everything, paper, tea, etc. When tea started being taxed, the colonists had enough, so they dumped it overboard in the act called the Boston Tea Party.
What actions were taken by the british to control the colonists?
To control the American colonists, the British government imposed a series of taxes and laws, such as the Stamp Act and the Townshend Acts, to generate revenue and assert authority. They also enforced strict trade regulations through the Navigation Acts, limiting colonial trade to British ships. Additionally, the British stationed troops in the colonies, particularly after events like the Boston Tea Party, to maintain order and suppress dissent. These actions fueled resentment and contributed to the growing calls for independence among the colonists.
How were the Boston massacre and the Boston tea party significant to the colonist?
Yes, because the people of the Boston Tea Party were angry at the British government after the Tea Act. +++ Yes because Boston was British at the time, and a very lawless place whose less charming inhabitants included a gang of hireable thugs who called themselves ironically the Liberty Boys! This was before American Independence; the so-called Tea Party were actually tea smugglers and their real gripe was with the genuine tea traders and the Government forming an arrangement to undermine the smuggling. Tea was costly then, and taxed, so attractive to smugglers.
What made the Boston tea party different from previous actions taken by the colonists?
it was a big reaction
What was Samuel Adams argument for independence?
He didn't like British taxes and the action taken was lead the colonists through the Boston tea party but who knows I'm just a smart ten year old
What ended the siege of Boston?
Henry Knox brought cannons taken from Fort Ticonderoga to Boston, and the British evacuated after the colonists fired a few shots at them.
How did the colonists respond to the tea acts?
They had the Boston tea partyThey had the Boston tea party. Where they threw the tea over bored, Because they didn't want to pay$ the taxes. Hope this helps.:)
What events occured because of the the Boston Tea Party?
Before the Boston Tea Party were the taxes of the colonial people. The saying "taxation without representation" comes from this time period. The colonial americans were paying an incredibly high amount of taxes BUT they were not allowed to have a representative in parliament. There were taxes on everything, paper, tea, etc. When tea started being taxed, the colonists had enough, so they dumped it overboard in the act called the Boston Tea Party.
Who side would you have been on during the revolutionary war?
I would've taken the colonists side because if they won they would get FREEDOM.
What actions were taken by the british to control the colonists?
To control the American colonists, the British government imposed a series of taxes and laws, such as the Stamp Act and the Townshend Acts, to generate revenue and assert authority. They also enforced strict trade regulations through the Navigation Acts, limiting colonial trade to British ships. Additionally, the British stationed troops in the colonies, particularly after events like the Boston Tea Party, to maintain order and suppress dissent. These actions fueled resentment and contributed to the growing calls for independence among the colonists.
What was the main reason for the Boston Tea Party?
Colonists were sick and tired of paying taxes, especially on tea. So patriots dressed up as Indians and dumped about 340 chests off the ship and into the ocean. Also, The action was taken to prevent the payment of a British-imposed tax on tea and to protest the British monopoly of the colonial tea trade authorized by the Tea Act.
How were the Boston massacre and the Boston tea party significant to the colonist?
Yes, because the people of the Boston Tea Party were angry at the British government after the Tea Act. +++ Yes because Boston was British at the time, and a very lawless place whose less charming inhabitants included a gang of hireable thugs who called themselves ironically the Liberty Boys! This was before American Independence; the so-called Tea Party were actually tea smugglers and their real gripe was with the genuine tea traders and the Government forming an arrangement to undermine the smuggling. Tea was costly then, and taxed, so attractive to smugglers.
What wasn't a measure taken by the federal government during the war?
(Civil War) Suppression of the Democratic Party ~APEX~
What is the name given to the action taken to prevent the landing of English tea in Boston harbor?
The tea was all ready in port when the Boston Tea Party took place. According to eyewitness accounts there were 2,000 people there when the tea was thrown into the harbor.
What is the name given to the action taken to prevent the landing of English tea in the Boston Harbor?
The tea was all ready in port when the Boston Tea Party took place. According to eyewitness accounts there were 2,000 people there when the tea was thrown into the harbor.
