American Tea Party - From Boston in 1773 to America in 2010

Planning a Tea Party? Made In USA Flags has REVOLUTIONARY WAR FLAGS that celebrate our first revolution.

• GADSDEN FLAG "Don't Tread on Me"
  
  
• SONS OF LIBERTY FLAG, the flag with the closet connection to the original Boston Tea Party
  
  
• CULPEPER FLAG "Don't Tread on Me" "Liberty or Death"
  
  
• FIRST NAVY JACK FLAG "Don't Tread on Me"
  
  
• GOD BLESS AMERICA FLAG is a perfect addition to the Revolutionary Flags. Fly them together or alone!
  
  
• LAPEL PINS Including Flag Pins
  
  
• HANDHELD STICK FLGAS Including American Flags, Gadsden Flags and Betsy Ross Flags

Tea Parties are taking place throughout the country representing people who are dissatisfied with government spending, but still believe in their country.

April 15 Tax Day is approaching and people are looking to make a statement about government debt and spending. Many people wish to fly an American flag from our country's revolutionary history. This time period truly celebrates the true meaning of being American.

We don’t endorse any group or organization, but instead celebrate the ideal that Americans have the right to protest their government and not worry about fear of persecution. The original Boston Tea Party came about because the American people had no voice in their destiny.

The Boston Tea Party was an act of protest by colonists in Boston, Massachusetts, then a colony of the British government. On December 16, 1773, officials in Boston refused to return three shiploads of taxed tea to Britain. A group of colonists boarded the ships and threw the tea into Boston Harbor.

So if you’re planning a Tea Party of your own or simply want a piece of US history, check out our historical flag selection.