Boston Tea Party Clip Art
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If your class studies the American Revolution and specifically the causes leading up to it, this Boston Tea Party set will really make your products stand out.
In December of 1773, a crowd of Bostonians, led by the Sons of Liberty, organized a political protest to show defiance against the British Government's tax on tea. Many of the demonstrators disguised as American Indians destroyed an entire shipment of tea by storming British ships carrying the tea and throwing it into Boston Harbor.
Included in this set are 22 PNG images (11 color and 11 black & white) of colonists disguised as American Indians, HMS Dorchester - one of the ships that carried the tea, Demonstrators breaking open crates of tea and throwing it into the harbor; Shipments of tea on the deck of the ship and in the harbor; shipment with manifest, Map of Massachusetts; Boston's Old North Church, teapot, a tea leaf with the date of the Boston Tea Party, and a Tea Tax sign.
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TERMS OF USE: This clipart license allows for personal and educational/small business use. A link to my store is required (button included) if using to sell or if you’re offering a freebie.
Images can’t be shared or distributed “as is.” Meaning you must insert them into a product. (For all paid or free products as well as products made for personal use.)
PLEASE NOTE: I WILL allow you to print and use on your Social Studies bulletin boards “as is.”
You may use these images in BOOM Cards. However, if using in digital products with MOVEABLE pieces, please combine each image with a patterned background or layer with text and then save that image as a new flattened image. Then insert the flattened/combined image into your product.
This will help protect my hand-drawn artwork. It’s imperative that it is flattened and not able to be saved “as is” and easily “lifted” with the click of the mouse. Thank you!
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