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By doing this, Britian not only had a more direct point of access into the tea trade, but could also produce large quantities of tea aswell, which they were able to transport this tea to other places such as Europe and the British colonies. This connects with famous events such as the Boston tea party! Where this tea was taxed by the British onto the colonists

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Differences between Asian and European Tea

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Differences between Asian and European Tea

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As previously mentioned tea was first created in Asia, and thus Asian tea making techniques are much older than that of European ones. Nevertheless, European tea features a distinct blend with milk and sugar, while Asian teas generally tend to filter herbal essence from leaves and other herbs.

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Originally it was only men who drunk tea, until later times when women too had started to drink it. Of course, since it was more expensive than coffee, generally it was rich men who had drunk the beverage.

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The British Empire had established itself in the Tea Trade by forcefully taking control of a major hub in the tea trade, India.

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Tea is similar to coffee in the aspect that it contains caffeine and thus makes the person who consumed it more productive. However, in Europe, it did not become the dominant drink. Of course, it became a drink infused with British culture (i.e. tea parties, tea time, ect...) however the fact of the matter is, most people could not afford tea when it arrived in Europe, but they could afford coffee.

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Tea was originally created in East Asia around 100 BCE by emperor Shen Nung, and it reached Europe at around 1610 CE