What better way to blunt the sting of this epithet than to assume an Indian disguise?” 9. The value of the tea tossed during the Boston Tea Party could have bought 46 two-story houses and brewed ...

Thorndike: OK, number one, the Boston Tea Party was not a protest against high ... The conflict — it started right after the French and Indian War. The British having run up a huge debt fighting ...

As we all know, Rhode Island has a rich colonial history, especially as it relates to the beginning of the formation of our ...

On the night of December 16, a group of men dressed as Indians boarded the ships and dumped the tea into the water. This destructive act became known as the Boston Tea Party. Adams had never ...

Two hundred fifty years ago, events were heading toward a crisis between England and the 13 North American colonies. In December 1773, Boston had held its famous tea party, followed a month later at ...

This hands-on museum offers an entertaining look at one of Boston's pivotal moments. You can toss (fake) tea overboard, climb around replica ships and converse with period actors about Colonial issues ...

In 1773 rebels unconvincingly disguised as Mohawk Indians boarded three docked ships in Boston Harbor and dumped ... repaid the damage caused by the Tea Party, installed a British general as ...

including the start of the 2½-mile Freedom Trail and the Boston Tea Party site. Families should start their city tour here for the Boston Children's Museum and the New England Aquarium alone.

according to a new study led by researchers from the Global Observatory on Pollution and Health at Boston College, the Indian Council of Medical Research, and the Public Health Foundation of India.