The Boston Tea Party was a protest against The Tea Act in 1773, which was an act that helped the East India Company (a British tea company) that had fallen into debt. The act allowed The East India Company to ship its goods directly to its own agents in America without letting the colonist trade the tea. The colonists felt that this was unfair to the merchants and wholesalers who had been selling tea as their trade. The punitive acts that the British Parliament had been enforcing were nicknamed ''The Intolerable Acts'' by the Colonist after they had been punished for protesing for their rights.
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It led the NATO states — many of them fighting in Korea under the banner of the United Nations — to build up their military forces. For Canada, this resulted in a huge increase in the defence budget and, eventually, the return of troops to Europe.
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The Vietnam War was known for it's war-protesting hippies.
One way in which the rule of Peter the Great in Russia and the rule of Emperor Meiji in Japan are similar is that both leaders "<span>(3) encouraged modernization," since both nations in many ways wanted to "catch up" with the western world. </span>
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American government and the Soviet Union participated in an intense 13-day diplomatic and military confrontation during the Missile Crisis.
In October 1962, seen over deployment of nuclear-capable Nuclear missiles on Cuba, which was just 90 miles from American shores.
Kennedy also decided to strip US missiles from Turkey in confidence.
