Parliament passed the Coercive Acts (also called the Intolerable Acts) intending to isolate the "troublemakers" in Boston from t

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Parliament passed the Coercive Acts (also called the Intolerable Acts) intending to isolate the "troublemakers" in Boston from t

he other colonies, but their gambit backfired. Why?
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(Choice A) Despite their name, the Acts were not nearly as punitive as they seemed; most colonists in Massachusetts ignored them.

(Choice B) The Acts helped to unify the American colonies, who sent delegates to the First Continental Congress to coordinate a response to the British empire.

(Choice C) The Acts were received badly in England, where sympathies with the American colonists led to a widespread backlash against the sitting members of Parliament.

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Lyrx [107] · Answer 1 · 2022-06-25T11:32:58+03:00

Lyrx [107]3 years ago

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Answer:um I'm pretty sure that it is choice B

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