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The Boston Tea Party was a protest against the British tax on tea. Because the British were in a lot of debt, they imported lots of tea into the colonies and put a tax on it to try and regain money. This made the colonists angry, so they threw lots of tea into the Boston Harbor.
Answer A is wrong because the tea was perfectly fine.
Answer C is incorrect because the tea was from the British.
Answer D is incorrect because the colonists got the tea from Britain.
Therefore, the answer is B. the colonists objected to the monopoly on tea and the import duty.
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The American Revolution was the revolt in colonies of New England between 1765 and 1783. It was fought between the American patriots assisted by France and fought the British and gained their independence while the french revolution was the upheaval in France and its colonies which started in 1789 with storming of fort of Bastille. It was a revolt of french Third estate against the monarchy and the other two estates. Both the revolutions were against the absolute rule. In America, it was against the British rule while in France, it was against the Monarchical rule caused by the economic instability created from the war debt. In France, the third estate faced social inequality while the American colonialists faced unequal treatment from the British king, both the revolutions were affected by the enlightenment ideas.
This began the Middle Kingdom and a new period of stability, which lasted from 2055 to 1650 B.C.E. The Middle Kingdom has been labeled by historians as a the Golden Age due to the economic, social and political stability of the time period. Trading, arts and literature all flourished in the Middle Kingdom.
Answer: (I’m just giving my view as a Christian, I can’t write your paragraph because I don’t know your beliefs.) As a Christian, I believe war can 100% be justified. Take America’s involvement in WWII for example: we were trying to not be involved directly, but just sending support and aid in the form of munitions and supplies. We really only got involved because a German ship fired on an American ship full of civilians and aid supplies. We joined because we were attacked and innocent lives were lost. On the topic of WWII, I should probably cover the usage of atomic weapons on the Japanese. I am a firm believer of “the ends justify the means.” I also believe the ends (ending the war) justified the means (destroying 2 cities and killing countless civilians). If we hadn’t, the body count would have been even higher than the count of Nagasaki and Hiroshima.