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Staff, History.com. "Sons of Liberty dump British tea"  http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/sons-of-liberty-dump-british-tea (2012) Wed. 4 October 2016

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The Boston Tea Party was a rebellion from the colonist against the British that took place in 1773 in Boston, Massachusetts. The Sons of Liberty and other American colonists dressed as Mohawk indians snuck onto 3 british ships, the Dartmouth, the Eleanor, and the Beaver. After they boarded, they proceeded to dump 342 chests of tea into the Boston Harbor. This amount of tea is equivalent to $700,000 worth of today's currency. For the colonists it was a success because no colonists was seriously injured. After the Boston Tea Party, 3 months later, something similar happened, but not as jurassic.

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Tea Act of 1773-cut taxes on tea in half only for the British.

Intolerable Acts-closed Boston to merchant shipping, and the British were not charged with crimes.

First Continental Congress-united Americans resisting the British

The Boston Tea Party-colonists dressed as Mohawk Native Americans dumped 342 chests of tea into the Boston Harbor.

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December 16th, 1773

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George Washington-disapproved of the way the colonists dumped the tea in the Boston Harbor.

John Crane-the only person injured during the Boston Tea Party.

Samuel Adams-founded and led the Sons of Liberty.

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Boston, Massachusetts
Boston Harbor