Colonial Protests: The Boston Massacre and the Boston Tea Party
Evaluate how escalating tensions, propaganda, boycotts, and the Boston Tea Party united colonists against British rule.

Evaluate how escalating tensions, propaganda, boycotts, and the Boston Tea Party united colonists against British rule.
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4th Grade · Social Studies · US-NV-SS
8 lessons
Analyze the political, economic, and ideological factors that led British colonists in America to declare independence.
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