No, the tea was dumped into the Boston harbor, which is part of the Atlantic Ocean. The Atlantic Ocean is really big, and so the tea would have spread out and dissipated by then
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The railroad was able to aid others in communication, transportation, and products. An example is mail. People used trains to transport mail in order to communicate with others. Traveling was also cheaper and safer now with railroads since it was able to get people where they needed to be much more quickly. And finally products, manufacturers could send supplies to other places in a short amount of time much more easily.
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I think it was Native Americans, I could be wrong though...
The climate east of the Cascades is markedly different, a continental climate of cold, snowy winters and warm, dry summers. ... Climate also affects growing seasons in the Columbia River Basin. At higher elevations, the season can last as few as 30 days.
