The taxes that England imposed on the colonies, such as tarriffs on tea and other such goods led to the Boston tea party (the dumping of tea into the Boston harbor) which indefinetly lead to the revolutionary war.
1652-1654 Tea introduced to England by the Dutch. The new beverage comes to be touted as one of the world's first "health products" and is recommended by the government as a replacement for Ale, then the traditional breakfast beverage.
It was important so that the colonies could export the tea back to England, in return for materials they needed but could not get in America.
Amy Johnson is famous because she is the first woman to fly from England to Australia,
because of very high taxes which culminated into the action of the boston tea party where men went on board ships and threw off boxes of tea into the harbour.
England is famous for drinking lots of tea not so much making it.
Tea,Beer
No - Although the British made tea a very famous and popular drink after they colonised tea growing countries (Like Sri Lanka and India) no tea is grown in England itself.
No. Most of the world's tea comes from India or China. Tea requires a tropical climate, which England certainly doesn't have!
cuppa
It protested England because of the raised taxes on Tea. The British were not being fair and giving the colonies taxes that were too high (called taxation without representation). Therefore, the protesters were protesting England.
Fish and chips is probably the most famous food, and tea the best known drink.
The Tea Act pretty much taxed all tea that came from England because England had set that act. So colonists had to pay tax on whatever tea they bought because it was all from England.
No, tea was drunk in China way before England even saw it.
RED TEA
England did not tax us for the tea.
to have tea with a queen you mostly have to be her friend or be famous