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The boston tea party was supported by thomas paine because he believed what britain was doing was wrong .

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Once again, she was too young to have any documented opinions. I couldn't find anything about her father's opinions on the Boston Tea Party, but her family was considered to be Neturalist.

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He helped organize this event and ultimately it was successful. He opposed Britain's advances to take over the colonies

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Mercy Otis Warren Supported the Boston Tea Party. Her Husband and many of her friends were patriots and had some sort of connection to the event. She also wrote a poem after the event which romanticized the event. She also urged others to follow boycotts like the Boston Tea Party.

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As a part of the sons of liberty, he didn’t directly participate in it, but people who followed his ideas and opposition to the Crown participated in the BTP. He also opposed the closing of their ports in retaliation of the Boston Tea Party.

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I actually have no idea because she was raised by loyalists who supported the king, but this was during the time she was talking to Henry Knox, so I'm uncertain of whether her position changed or stayed with her parents' during that time

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George thought that it was too radical of an approach.

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Was one of the leaders and organizers of the Boston tea party. Attended a meeting days before that planned the destruction of East India Company Tea. The day after, he spread the word about BTP.