Question

I will mark as the brainliest answerplease do 1, 2, 3​

Answer 1

For number 2 you could say for in favor of the act was it made the tea cheaper and would make colonists purchase it or that it helped bail out the east India company so they weren’t in debt. But against the tea act you can say many colonist opposed it because it seemed to validate the townshend tax on tea or in other words kinda you can said colonists believed that it violated their rights as Englishmen to “no taxation without representation”

Answer 2

Answer:

1. the protests across the colonies were caused by the Boston massacre and repeal of taxes under the Townsend act passed by parliament.

2. the argument for the tea act is tea was an important source for Britain and it was important for the colonies to pay for the tea.

the argument against the tea act it violates the colonists rights to unfair taxation without representation

3. the loyalist times...

a group of colonists disguised as Indians snuck into one of Britain's ships and threw dozens of tea into the Boston harbor.

the Patriots press

a group of protestors from the colonies fought back against parliaments acts after passing down the tea tax. with acts passed down by parliament such as the sugar act and the stamp act, it's no wonder the colonists disguised as Indians, fought back against parliament and dumped dozens of tea into the Boston harbor.