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Why did the Boston colonists feel justified in destroying the tea cargo?

Why did the Boston colonists feel justified in destroying the tea cargo?
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Why did the Boston colonists feel justified in destroying the tea cargo?

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They weren't very happy with the new taxes on tea, so they dressed up  as Indians and threw it in the harbor. merica.
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