The Boston Tea Party occurred on December 16, 1773, about 3 years and 9 months after the Boston Massacre took place in March 1770.
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“John Adams, who had been in court in Plymouth for a week and rode back into Boston the morning after the Tea Party, said he did not know any Tea Party participants. As he rode into town, he saw splintered tea chests and huge clots of tea leaves covering the water as far as his eyes could see.
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Often meetings were called at Faneuil Hall, and when thousands showed up they moved to Old South Meeting House-crowds going right past the Town House (now Old State House), the seat of Royal Government. A series of massive meetings of The Body of the People at Old South Meeting House led to the Boston Tea Party. These meetings included more diverse people from all walks of life than an ordinary meeting.
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The Boston Tea party took place on December 16, 1773, as part of a protest against British taxes.  During the night, The Sons of Liberty were disguised as Mohawk Indians an … d went onto three ships (Dartmouth, Eleanor, and Beaver). These colonists/patriots dumped the tea into Boston Harbor.
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The colonists, though, opposed the tax on a matter of principle, not financial cost, so they refused to comply. Boston Tea Party Summary: Still angry about the unfair tea tax, the colonists refused to let the Dartmouth, a merchant ship filled with tea, dock in Boston harbor at Griffin’s Wharf in November of 1773. The colonists sent a message to the Custom house to send the ship away without any payment for the tea.
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Making the world better, one answer at a time. The Boston Tea Party involved three ships. The names of the ships were the Dartmouth, the Eleanor and the Beaver.
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During the Boston Tea Party, several hundred participants dressed in disguise, rowed in small boats out to three cargo ships anchored in Boston Harbor, climbed aboard and dumped 90,000 pounds of tea into Boston Harbor.
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There were three ships that were raided during the Boston Tea Party: the Dartmouth, the Eleanor and the Beaver. It is rarely mentioned that the ships were all American ships; … only the tea belonged to the East India Tea Company.
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The massive meetings of thousands of colonists that decided the fate of the tea took place at Old South Meeting House. The destruction of the tea took place at Boston Harbor on December 16, 1773 immediately following the December 16 meeting at Old South Meeting House. The three tea ships Beaver, Dartmouth and Eleanor were docked at Griffin’s Wharf in 1773, just a few blocks away.
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340 chests of tea were destroyed at the Boston Tea Party. Historians tell us that several varieties of black and green teas were aboard the ships, including Bohea, Congou, Souchong (all black teas), and Singlo, and Hyson (both green teas).
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on what ship did boston tea party take place
The Boston Tea Party took place on  the Beaver, Dartmouth, and the Eleanor.