The Boston Tea Party refers to which of the following? Select one: A. An act of civil disobedience in which colonists destroyed an entire shipment of British Tea by dumping it into the Boston Harbor. B. A peace talk between American colonists and British officials that took place over tea at a restaurant in the Boston Harbor. C. A radical political party with headquarters in the Boston Harbor who advocated guerrilla warfare against the British soldiers occupying the city.

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Donovan Kent

3 December, 14:42

The Boston Tea Party refers to which of the following? Select one: A. An act of civil disobedience in which colonists destroyed an entire shipment of British Tea by dumping it into the Boston Harbor. B. A peace talk between American colonists and British officials that took place over tea at a restaurant in the Boston Harbor. C. A radical political party with headquarters in the Boston Harbor who advocated guerrilla warfare against the British soldiers occupying the city.

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Edwin Madden · Answer 1

The correct answer is A. An act of civil disobedience in which colonists destroyed an entire shipment of British Tea by dumping it into the Boston Harbor.

Explanation:

On December 16, 1773, protesters belonging to the Sons of Liberty, some disguising themselves as Native Americans, descended on a complete shipment of tea that had been sent by the East India Company and destroyed it. They did this by boarding the three ships and throwing all the 342 tea chests into the Boston harbor. Because of this, Britain ended taxes for any colony in February 1775 in a conciliatory resolution.