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For decades, the identities of participants were shrouded in secrecy.

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The “tea partiers” were not protesting a tax hike, but a corporate tax break.

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Commercial interests, perhaps more than political principles, motivated many protestors.

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It was the British reaction to the Boston Tea Party, not the event itself, that rallied Americans.

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The event wasn't dubbed the “Boston Tea Party” until a half-century later.

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There was a second Boston Tea Party.

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Subsequent “tea parties” were held in other colonies.

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The financial loss was significant.

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One “tea partier” appeared to rise from the dead.

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George Washington condemned the Boston Tea Party.

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Top 5 Tea Party Facts

For decades, the identities of participants were shrouded in secrecy.

Top 5 Tea Party Facts

The “tea partiers” were not protesting a tax hike, but a corporate tax break.

Commercial interests, perhaps more than political principles, motivated many protestors.

It was the British reaction to the Boston Tea Party, not the event itself, that rallied Americans.

The event wasn't dubbed the “Boston Tea Party” until a half-century later.

There was a second Boston Tea Party.

Subsequent “tea parties” were held in other colonies.

The financial loss was significant.

One “tea partier” appeared to rise from the dead.

George Washington condemned the Boston Tea Party.

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Top 5 Tea Party Facts

For decades, the identities of participants were shrouded in secrecy.

Top 5 Tea Party Facts

The “tea partiers” were not protesting a tax hike, but a corporate tax break.

Commercial interests, perhaps more than political principles, motivated many protestors.

It was the British reaction to the Boston Tea Party, not the event itself, that rallied Americans.

The event wasn't dubbed the “Boston Tea Party” until a half-century later.

There was a second Boston Tea Party.

Subsequent “tea parties” were held in other colonies.

The financial loss was significant.

One “tea partier” appeared to rise from the dead.

George Washington condemned the Boston Tea Party.

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