"Headline: Boston 1774"IntroductionOn April 1, 1774, the headline of the Boston Gazette read "High Tea In Boston Harbor." Colonial animosity toward the British Crown and its appointed officers was growing, and a group of patriots rebelled by throwing English tea into Boston Harbor. Colonial newspapers publicizing the Harbor incident and pamphlets denouncing British taxation fueled anti-Crown sentiments. To read about this and other events leading up to the American Revolution go to the Liberty! The American Revolution Web site.Destination Title: Liberty! The American RevolutionNote: Clicking on the link above will launch a new browser window.Need help using your browser for this activity? Click here for tips. DirectionsStart at the Liberty! The American Revolution Web site.
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