The Red-eyed tree frog is a species of New world tree frogs (Agalychnis callidryas) belonging to the taxonomic family Hylidae. There are about seven hundred different species, which are best known for their vibrant green color, and bulging red eyes. [1] They are also known as Red-eyed leaf frogs. [2].
A: After the Tea Act, the American colonists became more active in their anti-British protests and continued to boycott any tea that arrived from the British. They resolved to prevent any tea from entering their harbors or being sold, and sent the shipments back to England.
Tea Act. The Tea Act of 1773 was created to help East India Company that had more than 15 million pounds of unsold tea sitting in British warehouses. The Tea Act allowed the East India Company to sell their tea directly to colonists and bypassing the merchants which would lower the price of the tea. The British thought that the colonists would agree to this because they would be able to buy tea at a lower rate than it was before the Tea Act. Parliament was surprised when the colonists protested the Tea Act. Colonial tea merchants were angry because they had been cut out of the tea trade and therefore were unable to make any money.