What Was the Tea Act of 1773? | History

Dang I kin­da don’t care.

Who’s this dis­count zac effron

All the peo­ple doing these..so they can be used as “sam­ples” for their pro­fes­sors to get their PHD or “Doc­tor­ates” for these are sad…I learned real, Amer­i­can History…and it is Beautiful…

Isn’t it the colonies’ duty to pay tax­es to the moth­er colony. I mean, the price of tea was low­ered and when tax­es counter it out, it’s still the same price it used to be. The amer­i­cans are not free peo­ple, they are a colony. They are sup­posed to fol­low what their moth­er colony says. I under­stand how it’s tax­a­tion with­out rep­re­sen­ta­tion but I think the colonies were just an angry mob influ­enced by our found­ing fathers (who were polic­i­tal and manip­u­lat­ing peo­ple). BTW I am amer­i­can, I’m not mak­ing this argu­ment because I’m english

Tea was­n’t tea until south­ern­ers put sug­ar in it.

All this over some tea?

Tea Pain lol

Me to

Same

Tat✨✋

Thanks

I for­got this. Had to have a refresher.

Pov: you had to watch this to get past the con­sti­tu­tion test.

The ‘old navy

So it was brits who set­tled in amer­i­ca vs brits under the crown rule

Who is this guy? I see him in a lot of his­to­ry chan­nel’s videos.

The Amer­i­can colonies were exempt from all tax­es and servi­tudes, declared Franks way before all this hap­pened that’s why the British were mad.. and decid­ed to do what they did „ 🧃 every­one 💰 to this day ..with lies n cover-ups…

Start­ed 1762

Hi just btw, the Quar­ter­ing Act allowed British sol­diers to stay in barns, halls and aban­doned build­ings, but NOT every day peo­ples homes. This was a com­mon mis­con­cep­tion told by the sons of lib­er­ty which made the act so unpop­u­lar, but to reit­er­ate it was not actu­al­ly true.

What about the Coer­cive Acts passed by the British Par­lia­ment to pun­ish the Amer­i­can Colonies fol­low­ing the Boston Tea Par­ty Incident ?

major foca!!!