Database: Tea Act - Revision history

imported>Darman36 at 20:40, 10 March 2023

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	The [[Tea Act]] passed in 1773. It was an attempt by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] Government to prop up the British [[East India Company]] by allowing it to ship tea to the colonies directly from [[India]] ~~- without~~ having it go through Britain first. This made the tea much less ~~expensive - even~~ cheaper than the tea the Colonists were smuggling from the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] (to avoid paying British taxes).		The [[Tea Act]] passed in 1773. It was an attempt by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] Government to prop up the British [[East India Company]] by allowing it to ship [[tea]] to the [[North America\|colonies]] directly from [[India]]—without having it go through Britain first. This made the tea much less expensive—even cheaper than the tea the [[United States\|Colonists]] were [[smuggling]] from the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] (to avoid paying British taxes).

	The problem was ~~that - even~~ with the cheaper ~~prices - the~~ British government was still collecting tax on the tea. Meaning: buying the tea would run counter to the colonial "No Taxation without Representation" stance.		The problem was that—even with the cheaper prices—the British government was still collecting tax on the tea. Meaning: buying the tea would run counter to the colonial "{{Wiki\|No taxation without representation\|No Taxation without Representation}}" stance.

	The move was seen as (and probably was) Parliament's sneaky attempt to get the colonists to unconsciously agree to one tax, in the hopes of implementing others. The Colonists didn't fall for ~~it - and~~ attempts to force the unloading of East India tea in Boston caused the [[Boston Tea Party]] ~~- perhaps~~ the worst tea party of all time.		The move was seen as (and probably was) [[Palace of Westminster\|Parliament]]'s sneaky attempt to get the colonists to unconsciously agree to one tax, in the hopes of implementing others. The Colonists didn't fall for it—and attempts to force the unloading of East India tea in Boston caused the [[Boston Tea Party]]—perhaps the worst tea party of all time.

	It wasn't even catered. You people are savages.		It wasn't even catered. You people are savages.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 09:00, 2 April 2019

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imported>Lady Kyashira: Undo revision 782500 by Sei Continental (talk) Undo vandalism

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	The [[Tea Act]] passed in 1773. It was an attempt by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] Government to prop up the British [[East India Company]] by allowing it to ship tea to the colonies directly from [[India]] - without having it go through Britain first. This made the tea much less expensive - even cheaper than the tea the Colonists were smuggling from the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] (to avoid paying British taxes).		The [[Tea Act]] passed in 1773. It was an attempt by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] Government to prop up the British [[East India Company]] by allowing it to ship tea to the colonies directly from [[India]] - without having it go through Britain first. This made the tea much less expensive - even cheaper than the tea the Colonists were smuggling from the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] (to avoid paying British taxes).

	The problem was that - even with the cheaper prices - the British government was still collecting tax on the tea. Meaning: buying the tea would run counter to the colonial "No Taxation without Representation" stance. ~~Niggers~~		The problem was that - even with the cheaper prices - the British government was still collecting tax on the tea. Meaning: buying the tea would run counter to the colonial "No Taxation without Representation" stance.

	The move was seen as (and probably was) Parliament's sneaky attempt to get the colonists to unconsciously agree to one tax, in the hopes of implementing others. The Colonists didn't fall for it - and attempts to force the unloading of East India tea in Boston caused the [[Boston Tea Party]] - perhaps the worst tea party of all time.		The move was seen as (and probably was) Parliament's sneaky attempt to get the colonists to unconsciously agree to one tax, in the hopes of implementing others. The Colonists didn't fall for it - and attempts to force the unloading of East India tea in Boston caused the [[Boston Tea Party]] - perhaps the worst tea party of all time.

imported>Sei Continental at 12:28, 21 January 2019

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	The [[Tea Act]] passed in 1773. It was an attempt by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] Government to prop up the British [[East India Company]] by allowing it to ship tea to the colonies directly from [[India]] - without having it go through Britain first. This made the tea much less expensive - even cheaper than the tea the Colonists were smuggling from the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] (to avoid paying British taxes).		The [[Tea Act]] passed in 1773. It was an attempt by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] Government to prop up the British [[East India Company]] by allowing it to ship tea to the colonies directly from [[India]] - without having it go through Britain first. This made the tea much less expensive - even cheaper than the tea the Colonists were smuggling from the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] (to avoid paying British taxes).

	The problem was that - even with the cheaper prices - the British government was still collecting tax on the tea. Meaning: buying the tea would run counter to the colonial "No Taxation without Representation" stance.		The problem was that - even with the cheaper prices - the British government was still collecting tax on the tea. Meaning: buying the tea would run counter to the colonial "No Taxation without Representation" stance. Niggers

	The move was seen as (and probably was) Parliament's sneaky attempt to get the colonists to unconsciously agree to one tax, in the hopes of implementing others. The Colonists didn't fall for it - and attempts to force the unloading of East India tea in Boston caused the [[Boston Tea Party]] - perhaps the worst tea party of all time.		The move was seen as (and probably was) Parliament's sneaky attempt to get the colonists to unconsciously agree to one tax, in the hopes of implementing others. The Colonists didn't fall for it - and attempts to force the unloading of East India tea in Boston caused the [[Boston Tea Party]] - perhaps the worst tea party of all time.

imported>Piero.schiavone1994 at 00:35, 27 January 2017

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	The [[Tea Act]] passed in 1773. It was an attempt by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] Government to prop up the British East India Company by allowing it to ship tea to the colonies directly from [[India]] - without having it go through Britain first. This made the tea much less expensive - even cheaper than the tea the Colonists were smuggling from the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] (to avoid paying British taxes).		The [[Tea Act]] passed in 1773. It was an attempt by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] Government to prop up the British [[East India Company]] by allowing it to ship tea to the colonies directly from [[India]] - without having it go through Britain first. This made the tea much less expensive - even cheaper than the tea the Colonists were smuggling from the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] (to avoid paying British taxes).

	The problem was that - even with the cheaper prices - the British government was still collecting tax on the tea. Meaning: buying the tea would run counter to the colonial "No Taxation without Representation" stance.		The problem was that - even with the cheaper prices - the British government was still collecting tax on the tea. Meaning: buying the tea would run counter to the colonial "No Taxation without Representation" stance.

imported>Amnestyyy at 14:27, 31 May 2016

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imported>Amnestyyy at 12:41, 26 December 2015

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	The [[Tea Act]] passed in 1773. It was an attempt by the [[~~Great Britain~~\|British]] Government to prop up the British East India Company by allowing it to ship tea to the colonies directly from [[India]] - without having it go through Britain first. This made the tea much less expensive - even cheaper than the tea the Colonists were smuggling from the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] (to avoid paying British taxes).		The [[Tea Act]] passed in 1773. It was an attempt by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] Government to prop up the British East India Company by allowing it to ship tea to the colonies directly from [[India]] - without having it go through Britain first. This made the tea much less expensive - even cheaper than the tea the Colonists were smuggling from the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] (to avoid paying British taxes).

	The problem was that - even with the cheaper prices - the British government was still collecting tax on the tea. Meaning: buying the tea would run counter to the colonial "No Taxation without Representation" stance.		The problem was that - even with the cheaper prices - the British government was still collecting tax on the tea. Meaning: buying the tea would run counter to the colonial "No Taxation without Representation" stance.

imported>Amnestyyy at 00:09, 1 March 2015

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	Date: Passed 1773		Date: Passed 1773

	The Tea Act passed in 1773. It was an attempt by the British Government to prop up the British East India Company by allowing it to ship tea to the colonies directly from India - without having it go through Britain first. This made the tea much less expensive - even cheaper than the tea the Colonists were smuggling from the Dutch (to avoid paying British taxes).		The [[Tea Act]] passed in 1773. It was an attempt by the [[Great Britain\|British]] Government to prop up the British East India Company by allowing it to ship tea to the colonies directly from [[India]] - without having it go through Britain first. This made the tea much less expensive - even cheaper than the tea the Colonists were smuggling from the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] (to avoid paying British taxes).

	The problem was that - even with the cheaper prices - the British government was still collecting tax on the tea. Meaning: buying the tea would run counter to the colonial "No Taxation without Representation" stance.		The problem was that - even with the cheaper prices - the British government was still collecting tax on the tea. Meaning: buying the tea would run counter to the colonial "No Taxation without Representation" stance.

	The move was seen as (and probably was) Parliament's sneaky attempt to get the colonists to unconsciously agree to one tax, in the hopes of implementing others. The Colonists didn't fall for it - and attempts to force the unloading of East India tea in Boston caused the Boston Tea Party - perhaps the worst tea party of all time.		The move was seen as (and probably was) Parliament's sneaky attempt to get the colonists to unconsciously agree to one tax, in the hopes of implementing others. The Colonists didn't fall for it - and attempts to force the unloading of East India tea in Boston caused the [[Boston Tea Party]] - perhaps the worst tea party of all time.

	It wasn't even catered. You people are savages.		It wasn't even catered. You people are savages.
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imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/Events (AC3):Tea Act to Database: Tea Act

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Amnestyyy moved page Database/Events (AC3):Tea Act to Database: Tea Act

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	It wasn't even catered. You people are savages.		It wasn't even catered. You people are savages.

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