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This learning resource focuses on the Boston Tea Party, a pivotal event in American history that symbolized the struggle for colonial liberty against British taxation policies. Students will analyze the historical significance of the Boston Tea Party, gain insights into different perspectives on liberty, and explore contributions from key figures such as Phillis Wheatley. The resource includes vocabulary matching, multiple choice questions exploring the context of the event, and exercises that prompt students to consider character perspectives and the broader implications of the protest. It encourages critical thinking through synthesis tasks and contemporary analogies related to civil disobedience.