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Although the Tea Act did not affect everyday American colonists as much as larger merchants, many in the working-class joined in on the resistance against the Tea Acts. Why did they feel resentful of a political move that actually cheapened their day-to-day cost of living (compared to the colonial merchants who were edged out of business by the East India Company's monopoly)?
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