How did Britian respond to America’s attempts at reconciliation in 1775? Check all boxes that apply.

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Hello,

Here is your answers:

The proper answers to your question is options A, C, and D "Passed the Prohibitory Act, rejected the olive branch petition, and <span>closed American ports to overseas trade".

Here is how:

The British reacted to the </span><span>reconciliation by passing the prohibitory act, rejecting the olive petition, then also closing American ports so they couldn't trade any products.

Your answers are A, C, and D!

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Hope this helps!</span>

Reika [66]3 years ago

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Answer:A,C,D

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