Atlanta Magazine3y
A brief history of coffee culture in Atlanta
You can partly chalk it up to simple geography. For one, the South is ground zero for American tea culture; sweetened iced tea is basically Southern culture in a glass. Ferguson also points to the ...
The Boston Globe24d
Rhode Islanders didn’t just burn the Gaspee, they torched British tea weeks before the American Revolution began
The British Parliament had imposed a tax on the colonies in 1773 that rendered American tea more expensive than its British counterpart, which the colonists declared unfair “taxation without ...
National Review13y
The Cultural Importance of the Tea Party
the deal will be better than it could have been because of the Tea Party’s voice. Second, to echo John Paul Jones, when it comes to the long cultural struggle before us, our American revivalists ...
The Boston Globe23d
How much do you know about Rhode Island’s American Revolution cred?
Q: How many cups of tea a day did the average American colonist drink in the early 1770s? A: Most had tea with breakfast, and many had at least two-to-three cups of tea a day.