history. The Townshend Revenue Act was installed in 1767 as a last resort to rise

the revenue from the American colonies. This act was created by the British Parliament

due to close of the Seven Years War. Its author, the president of the Board of Trade,

Charles Townshend had laid this plan to scheme colonial taxation aside. In September

1767 Townshend died suddenly and Lord North succeeded him.

Tensions grew in Boston over the tax on tea and several boycotts had been tried.

Patriots were distress and started to organize protests and attacks. Samuel Adams,

Alexander McDougall, Charles Thompson, and Paul Revere some of the first and principal patriots that were involved in the organizations that sprung up in Boston. The Sons of Liberty as they were called did several things in the fight for independence.

The Dartmouth was the first tea hauling vessel to dock in the Boston Harbor. On

image of the Indian, and the Mohawk disguise, represented its antithesis: a trademark of

he acted as a bystander in the crowd. It took about three hours to complete the task.

ber 2, the second tea filled vessel, the Eleanor docked at Boston Harbor. The third

Indians or " Mohawks" as they were called. Revere led the group that dumped the tea that

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