What was the patriots point of view on the Boston tea party

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Well since the patriots were against all that had to do with the american revolution, you can make an observation that maybe the patriots had something to do with the Boston Tea Party. They were of course happy and proud and there point may have been a symbol of self defense. Hope i helped =)

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