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Causes of the American Revolution
Why was the Tea Act seen by many Americans as a threat to themselves and their institutions?
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The colonists felt that the Tea Act was an unfair tax on a vital commodity. They also resented the fact that the people didn't get to vote on the Tea Act tax.
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