"The Boston Tea Party", convinced the colonists that their freedom was in jeopardy

Title: "The Boston Tea Party", convinced the colonists that their freedom was in jeopardy
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"The Boston Tea Party", convinced the colonists that their freedom was in jeopardy

In the fall of 1773 seven shipping vessels crossed the North Atlantic Ocean to several ports on the American Coastline. Beneath the stormed beaten decks were six-hundred thousand pounds of tea. Delivering to the ports of Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Charleston, the famous East India Company of London was assigned to transport the large amount of tea. Because of the controversy over the Townshend duties, the colonists refused the tea to be landed on shore. …showed first 75 words of 2742 total…

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