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The Boston Tea Party

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The Boston Tea Party

By: Lori Mortensen, Gershom Griffith
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Boston Harbor is full of British tea! But the Colonists aren’t drinking it. They aren’t having a party for fun. They’re sending an angry message to King George III. Here’s the story.

©2021 Lori Mortensen, Gershom Griffith (P)2013 Capstone Publishers, Inc. History North America United States
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More brief and more understandable

I think this was narrated more in a story-like fashion compared to the previous version I listened to about this historical event in America. I had a firmer grasp of what happened and why it was a precursor to the revolution when America was still a British colony. This may make a good teaching material for elementary history.

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