Read the sentence from the passage. In Boston, they had a grand "tea party."
What does the author suggest through the use of the words "grand 'tea party' "?
A. The words suggest the superiority felt by Americans compared to the
king.
B. The words emphasize the richness of traditions of the British monarchy.
C. The words illustrate the splendor of tea parties during the British rule.
D. The words convey the significance of the way that the Americans
rebelled.