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The American Revolution prepares [videorecording] / CBS News.
Series: You are therePublication details: New York : CBS DVD, 2004.Description: 1 videodisc (50 min.) : sd., b. & w. ; 4 3/4 inISBN:- 1585803979
Contents:
Production credits: The Boston Massacre (25 min.) -- The Boston Tea Party (25 min).
- "The Boston Massacre" directed by Bernard Girard ; produced by James Fonda ; written by Jack Bennett and Leo Davis. "The Boston Tea Party" directed by Bernard Girard ; produced by James Fonda.
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The Boston Massacre (25 min.) -- The Boston Tea Party (25 min).
"The Boston Massacre" directed by Bernard Girard ; produced by James Fonda ; written by Jack Bennett and Leo Davis. "The Boston Tea Party" directed by Bernard Girard ; produced by James Fonda.
Hosted by Walter Cronkite. Actors: Whit Bissell, Addison Richards, Robert Burton, Roy Glenn, Michael Emmet, Herbert Rudley, Russ Conway and Noel Drayton.
These two events led up to the Revolutionary War. On March 5th, 1770, The Boston Massacre occurred as a result of a riot against new taxes imposed by the British Parliament. Governor Hutchinson (Addison Richards), John Adams (Whit Bissell) and Sam Adams (Robert Burton) discuss their rationale and reason for demonstrations and rioting. The Boston Tea Party, on December 16th, 1773, results in a riot. Three ships docked at Giffith's Wharf will result in tarifs and taxes, including one owned by merchant Francis Rotch (Michael Emmet). As Rotch debates with John Hancock (Russ Conway) and Sam Adams (Herbert Rudley), he must consider whether he will risk ruining his ship by departing the port with the tea onboard or risk betraying is country and his coutrmen by unloading the tea.
Not rated.
DVD ; Dolby digital.
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