text: A bill named for this location sticks out of a man's pocket in the political cartoon "The Able Doctor," inwhich that man forces a drink down a restrained woman's throat.
full_question: A bill named for this location sticks out of a man's pocket in the political cartoon "The Able Doctor," inwhich that man forces a drink down a restrained woman's throat. A "vile procession" of half a mile from acourthouse to this location included flags hung upside down, a coffin labeled "Liberty," and a crowd of as manyas 50,000 people, when Anthony Burns lost a court case under the Fugitive Slave Law. Members of the Rotchfamily unsuccessfully tried to have cargo removed from this location after the cargo was brought on theEleanor, Beaver, and Dartmouth. The first of the Intolerable Acts to be passed was named for this location, whichwas closed by that act. For 10 points, name this location where, in 1773, men dressed as Mohawks dumpedchests full of tea. 
first_sentence: A bill named for this location sticks out of a man's pocket in the political cartoon "The Able Doctor," inwhich that man forces a drink down a restrained woman's throat.
raw_answer: Boston Harbor [or Port of Boston; or Boston Port; prompt on Boston]