Why did Britain pass the Intolerable Acts?

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Sim W.
Oct 19, 2017

It was a reaction to the Boston Tea Party

Explanation:

The intolerable Acts were passed as a form of retribution against the colonists after the humiliation of the Boston Tea Act during which boxes of tea had been thrown in the ocean and British officials had been feathered and tarred by men disguised like Indians.

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