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How did the Tea Act, and the American response to it, contribute to the outbreak of war between Britain and its American colonies?
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How did the Tea Act, and the American response to it, contribute to the outbreak of war

between Britain and its American colonies?

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Answer: The Boston Tea Party was a direct result of the Tea Act. 342 chests of tea from the East India Company were tossed into the ocean during that episode by the colonists. One of the occasions that sparked the American Revolution was the Boston Tea Party.

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