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Happened Boston Tea Party

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It was a direct action of the Boston Colonists on December 16, 1773 after Boston refused to return shipments of taxed tea to Britain. The group of colonists destroyed the tea by dumping it into the Boston Harbor.
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It happened because some colonists protested the shipment of some taxed tea that Boston refused to return to Britain. They destroyed the tea by dumping it into the Boston Harbor.
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The Boston Tea Party happened on the night of December 16, 1773
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