What was the religion in America at the time of the Boston tea dumping incident

The Boston area is part of New England, which is the most Puritanical part of the United States. Puritanism is a sect of Protestantism, which is also known as Protestantism, a tradition of protest, and Puritanism is a radical sect of Protestantism.

The Boston Tea Dump, which took place in 1773, was an act of tax protest and is seen as the beginning of American destiny. The colonial "Sons of Liberty," led by Samuel Adams, dumped hundreds of chests of tea into the sea to express their displeasure with Britain, with the slogan "No taxation without representation.

In addition, Puritanism played an important role in the establishment of the British North American colonies, and after the 17th century, the United Kingdom and the United States of America and other countries in the political, economic, ideological, cultural, religious and other aspects of the far-reaching impact. 1620, 102 Puritans on the famous Mayflower (Mayflower) came to the Americas to establish a colony in Plymouth, they are the first batch of the United Kingdom of the New World! They were the first English settlers in the New World, the ancestors of most of the people of the United States 150 years in the future, and the Mayflower Compact they signed on their journey became the blueprint for the future Declaration of Independence. And it was this group of Puritans who dedicated the famous Western Thanksgiving Day to thanking the Indians for their generosity in the first place.