English, 25.09.2020 14:01 crystalxolotp4q3la

2. How does he see the two sides in the uprising? 3. Why does Adams argue that there was “no other alternative” to dumping the tea into the harbor?
4. What retaliation from the British government
does Adams fear? Do you think modern-day
U. S. protesters fear government backlash? Explain.
5. Based on the Upfront article and Adams’s diary entry, what do you think Adams might say about the long history of protests in this country?

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