English, 04.02.2021 16:40 Boayerik

This passage focuses on the events surrounding the Boston Tea Party. How does the structure of the excerpt from Mr. Revere and I affect the reader's
understanding of the events surrounding the Boston Tea Party? Use
evidence from the passage to support your response.

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