Participants in this event were instructed to meet at Faneuil Hall and the Old South Meeting Hall by its leader, Samuel Adams.
A ship that would have been involved in this event, the William, was destroyed en route by a storm. John Hawkes interviewed George RT Hewes, one of its last survivors, while writing a history of it. Prior to this event, Francis Roth attempted to negotiate an exemption with governor Thomas Hutchinson. Former Chancellor of the Exchequer William Dowdeswell urged the repeal of the part of the Townshend Acts that caused this event. Participants in this event were instructed to meet at Faneuil Hall and the Old South Meeting Hall by its leader, Samuel Adams. For 10 points, name this event in which men disguised as Native Americans dumped a certain powder into the Boston harbor.
A ship that would have been involved in this event, the William, was destroyed en route by a storm.
Boston Tea Party [prompt on "Tea Party" until "Boston" is read; accept it thereafter]