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The Tea Act (1773) said the only company that could sell tea in the colonies was the British East India Company. Colonists were already upset about the tea tax passed in 1767. But the Tea Act is what pushed them to dump the tea in the Boston Harbor - the “Boston tea party”

Alenkinab [10]2 years ago

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(Because they were forced to pay a tax on shipped goods and this angered them because the tax rose more and more) -Raymond :3

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