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Find out what happened at Boston Harbour on 16 December 1773, and why the events of that day became a symbol of colonial resistance and ultimately led to the end of British rule in the US. Aligned with the IB PYP, Cambridge Primary, and other key curricula, this book is the perfect support in learning all about the history of the Boston Tea Party. Part of the immersive new DK Super History series, this informative and inclusive book offers young learners the full picture about a key moment in history. It takes a 360-degree look at the Boston Tea Party, exploring the causes and context, key people, the events themselves, and the influence they had on history. The main narrative is supported by different perspectives, primary and secondary sources, infographics, and an engaging graphic novel style story. With specially designed spreads that build skills in historical enquiry and interpretation and make complex events accessible to children, DK Super History: Boston Tea Party is the ideal companion to history curricula. Transform learning with DK Super History, where history comes to life on each page and fosters a love of discovery and understanding.
About the author
Marissa Moss has written over seventy children's books, from picture books to middle-grade and young adult novels. Best known for the
Amelia's Notebook series, her books are popular with teachers and children alike, using graphic formats to introduce history in an accessible, appealing way. Her books have won many awards and have been used in textbooks to teach history and writing.
