Boston Tea Party

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The Boston Tea Party and the colonists boycotted tea and angry mobs broke out resisting the act.

stealing tea

the Boston tea party was before we even had a president and independence.

the party believes what Thomas Jefferson believes. Like he is for small government. So just look it up on the internet and find what Jefferson believes.

When did the Republican party shift from the values of Jefferson, Jackson & Lincoln. Was it infuenced by the first lady Ellenor, during Teddy Roosevelt's four term presidency, do to "her" concern for human right, change the cource in American politics? The values of Lincoln seem change to Democretic values, during and after Roosevelt's contribution. Values of Repulicans during the civil war are now Democretic without Rebublican admission of no longer being the party of Lincoln (with exeption to Dwight Eisenhower).

The Parliament passed the Tea Act in 1773, which gave the English East India Company the opportunity to avoid bankruptcy by granting monopoly to import tea, making the tea less expensive than even smuggled tea.

The Sons of Liberty

Some of the famous names of the Sons of Liberty were Samuel Adams and Benjamin Franklin.

The name of the party that sponsored Achia Remigio to parliament is NRM.

Unofficial colonial groups were most responsible for the Boston Tea Party.

taxes

First of all it wasn't a battle it was a colony revolution and it happened in Boston in late 1773

Merchant Lyte asked for the death penalty on the gallows. He said "the gallows had been too long empty." This is found on page 82 at the end of the second full paragraph.

Benjamin Franklin

Michael Collins was never sendt to England to talk with the British government, in fact it was Arthur Griffith with Collins merely as an deputy.

(The question and answer beneath seems to be based on the 1996 movie "Michael Collins" by Neil Jordan, not actual historical events.)

After Collins and de Valera's army had settled down with the British, Michael Collins was sent to England to settle the terms de Valera and himself wanted for Ireland. The reason that is thought to be for Collins going instead of de Valera is because de Valera in fact knew that he would not be able to free all of Ireland but a portion. So de Valera used Collins as a scape goat so the Irish people would hate Collins for not freeing all of Ireland not de Valera.

The Coercive acts

It stands for exactly that: Tea. If you'll do a quick search, the Boston Tea Party was a protest against Tea Act. However, if you're referring to TEA parties being staged all over America, TEA stands for: "Taxed Enough Already".

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the colonist leader do with the cheap tea because the protest was only a warning in say that we don't for the British anymore and that they wanted to be free from the taxes in tea and the prices was ridicules in the matter for the reasoning dumping the tea into the Boston harbor was worst enough cause it cause a lot of money to get it exported but going for the expensive tea was crossing the line and since it was a protest they had no matter of doing it

Neither, "red coats" were British soldiers stationed in the colonies. They wore red coats as part of their daily uniform hence the moniker "red coats", or "lobster-backs".

Since the causes of the Revolutionary War were much more fundamental than the Boston Tea Party, it is likely that the revolution would have happened anyway.

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Yes. When the British removed all taxes, except on tea, the colonists showed their appreciation by organizing the "Boston Tea Party".