What impact did the Boston Tea Party have on American History??
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Helping you out with your homework huh?  Well I will not make it 4 or five sentences long but will give you something to think about.  \nThe impact it has on the American history is it started the rebellion against taxation and the mother country.  The second thing is that Americans decided to govern themselves and form a new government.  It also lead to no one ruler will govern America, judicial system, legislative branch and the executive branch.  It lead to a revolt and to the rights of our civil liberties.
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The intolerable acts. it closed the boston port until the tea was paid for. It also required colonists to house british troops, and gave royal officials more power.
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I am a HIgh School Teacher and am familar with history day.\n\nThis is very negative, and I am not sure what it would promote.\nThey want obscure history that is interesting and inspiring. \nFind out some things about the Undreground Railroad, Lewis & Clark, the Whig Party. etc.   \nJim Jones is history but it is minor and without alot of merit.
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In 1763 the Patriots/colonists here in America were taxed by England for things such as newspapers, tea, marriage certificates.  This was known as the Stamp Act.  They had a promise from King George III that they were to have the same rights they enjoyed in England yet the had no representatives in England speaking for them.  They were promised say so in making laws yet laws were passed with out their consent.  The king decided that the colonists should help pay for  the protection the English army gave them during the French and Indian War even though the colonists did most of the fighting.  Hope that answers it.
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This isn't really an answer per se, but I wanted to recommend a book to you.  It's about how the Republicans won Middle America from the Democrats, and I thought you might find it interesting.\n\nIt's called "What's the Matter With Kansas: How Conservatives Won the Heart of America" by Thomas Frank and it talks about how the Republicans duped Middle Americans with faith-based problems, and then screwed them over economically.  It's quite well-written, and sort of relates to your question.
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does it matter what history says????
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1600 to 1820 is a very broad time frame, and a lot of things happened then.\nthe first English settlement, in Jamestown, was built.\nthe Salem Witch Trials in Massachusetts.\nThe French and Indian War.\nThe American Revolution.\nThe signing of the Constitution.\nThe war with the Native Americans to the west.\nThe war of 1812.\n\nIn my opinion, making a replica of the buildings in that period sounds rather dull, and it can be hard.\n\nEither make a little skit, which would be fun for your classmates to watch, or take the easy way out and do a power point. Keep in mind though, power points can be tiresome because you have to find good images on a computer. Writing a skit is easy because it's whatever you want it to be.\n\nI would advise you to find a small subject. If you did a presentation on the entire revolution, it would be too broad and end up being vague. So focus on one event. You could take a famous part of the war, say the Seige on Boston, and you could act out what happened that caused the English army to lose.\nYou could take one famous person from the revolution, and give the personal side of him, and what happened after the war was over.\nYou could look at the campaign in the 1790's to take the Ohio Valley away from the Native Americans. You could look at Arthur St Clair's humiliating loss, and how much it cost the American army.\nOr you could do something about American culture. How did Thanksgiving come about. Who were the people on the Mayflower, and what was the agreement they made with King James, and how did that eventually cause the Puritan majority in Massachusetts, which lead to the Salem Witch Trials.\nLook at someone like Ben Franklin...he was a famous inventor, he discovered how to harness electricity, he was very respected among all Americans. When he became a revolutionary, how did that shape the way other Americans felt?\nThere is a lot you can play around with. I say find something that happened, that was either exciting or humorous, something you can take somewhat of an interest in. That way, you won't bore yourself to death trying to work on it, and your presentation will come off more interesting (which means a better grade).\n\nOnce you choose your subject, you could have a skit together, or a power point, in just a day or two. That way, your classmates don't fall asleep, and you don't have to worry about your replica getting broken.\n.
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Serious answers? Oh Ok, this time I am being honest when I say I am expert on the American Revolutionary War and the events leading up to it.\nThe Boston Tea party came about because ole King Georgie III made a decree that it was illegal for colonists to use the letter "T".\nNow that don't sound like much, but try and talk without using the letter "T". My last sentence would go like this, "Now ha don' sound like much, bu ry and alk wihou using he leer " ". See why they were ticked off?\nAnyway, they cut out all these letter T's from the local sugar maples and threw it on on of the British ships until it finally capsized.\nTrue story
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A tea party, a masacre in boston, taxes, and the american revolution. Search for French Indian War as well, study hard killer.
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Sure.  On what topic?\n\nNet fiscal effects of unskilled immigration: http://www.heritage.org/Research/Immigration/bg1936.cfm\n\nCosts of illegal aliens:\nhttp://www1.pressdemocrat.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060604/NEWS/60604001/1033/NEWS01\n\nSome impacts of the Senate Bill:\nhttp://washingtontimes.com/commentary/20060527-111535-8806r.htm\n\nMay 2005 order for Border Patrol to 'stand down' where Minutemen were so Minutemen wouldn't look effective: \nhttp://www.washtimes.com/national/20050513-122032-5055r.htm\n\nTrends in immigrant make up:\nhttp://www.cis.org/articles/2005/back1405.html\n\nMultiple links on government studies: \nhttp://usinfo.state.gov/eap/east_asia_pacific/chinese_human_smuggling/smuggling_in_the_press/impact_on_governments.html\n\nMore costs and impacts of illegal aliens:\nhttp://www.thevillagenews.com/story.asp?story_ID=6035\n\nDid you have any particular topic in mind?
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Oh!  LMAO!!!!--I say, All the above, But I think a Boston Tea Party would do nicely as well, heh heh!
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Rode in Massachusetts warning that "The British are coming."\n\nBecause he was immortalized after his death for his role as a messenger in the battles of Lexington and Concord, Revere's name and his "midnight ride" are well-known in the United States as a patriotic symbol.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Revere\n\ns
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Boston Tea Party\nNo taxation w/o respresentation\nRevelutionary War
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Anne Hutchinson was a colonial rebel, and was even more significant because she was a woman.  she was banished from the Massachusetts bay colony for heresy
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The British were milking America for everything it could get, including high taxes on EVERYTHING, and ruling America like a dictatorship, so the Americans didnt have a say in their own government. \n\nThis led to calls for `no taxation without representation` (ie, some say in their own ruling) which the British rejected.  \n\nSo the colonists revolted.  Those who supported the English went to Canada and those who resisted the English won the war of independence and set up the US constitution.
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It started us on our way to freedom, after the Boston tea party.
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If you mean the founders in relation to the history of the country, I suggest you look @ \nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_United_States