Question

question 6
what was the reaction of patriots to the boston tea party?
they were excited and proud.
they were angry and disappointed.
they were supportive of the british government.

Explanation:

The Patriots were colonists who opposed British rule. The Boston Tea Party was an act of protest by Patriots against British taxation (the Tea Act). They saw it as a bold stand for their rights, so their reaction was excitement and pride in standing up to Britain. The option about being angry/disappointed doesn't fit (they initiated the protest, so they weren't disappointed in their own action), and supporting the British government is opposite of what Patriots believed.

Answer:

A. They were excited and proud.