Boston Tea Party
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- The British Parliament in 1773
- That is an amazing idea! Mainly because those wars were for their protection. The colonists own this for us.
- Britain is in debt with the War with French and Indians. Hence the Parlament has decided to pass the Townshend Act. Therefore, the colonists can pay for this through taxes.
- In the colonies: Refusal
- This is not right. No taxation without representation!
- NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION!
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- Repairs in the Parlament
- All right, we will remove the taxes, except the Tea.
- The Tea Act will allow only the British East India Company to not pay taxes.
- Another great idea Sr. Now, with this Monopoly politic, the colonists will buy their tea from us as it will be cheaper.
- The indignation of the colonists
- Are they kidding us? It is absurd!
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- Sons of Liberty Reunion
- We cannot let Britain control us that way.
- They cannot impose these taxes upon us without a representation of the colonies in the parliament!
- Protest: Boston Tea Party
- On December 16, 1773, the Boston Tea Party occurred led by the Sons of Liberty, which dressed up as Native Americans.
- All of the 340 chests of tea that was owned by Britain were tossed into the water.
- It is abuse! Now, much of my business will fail. What will I do?
- Three ships loaded with tea are coming soon to the Boston Harbor. We should do something.
- Let's throw all the tea into the sea!
- Yeah! Throw all the boxes into the sea! Now, the British need to respect us.
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