[ORDER SOLUTION] The Tea Party Movement

Essay Prompt on Alfred Young’s The Shoemaker and the Tea PartyHistorian Alfred Young claims that popular protests like the Boston Tea Party and popular protesters like George Robert Twelves Hewes did not “enter history” until the 1820s and 1830s, nearly half a century after the Revolution itself was over.Address the following questions:1) In what ways, according to Young, was the memory of the popular, radical side of the Revolution erased from public memory during the period from 1783-1825?2) Why, according to Young, was this side of the Revolution “tamed?” Who benefitted?3) Why did the Tea Party and men like George Robert Twelves Hewes suddenly re-emerge as part of public memory in the mid-1830s?