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love history [14]
3 years ago
7

what was the name given too a series of laws that closed the boston harbor, required colonists to british soliders in their home

s, and allowed british officials accused of crime to be tried in britan
History
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kramer3 years ago
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It would be the "Intolerable Acts" that closed Boston harbor, required colonists to put up British soldiers in their homes, and allowed British <span>officials accused of crimes to be tried in Britain, which were passed after the Boston Tea Party. </span>
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