
Completely Intolerable! The Intolerable Acts
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Elise Leviton
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Completely Intolerable! The Intolerable Acts
Objective: I can discuss the events leading to the Revolution and draw conclusions about why the Revolution took place.
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Intolerable or Coercive Acts
After the Boston Tea Party, the British were very angry with the colonists. So they created a set of laws that punished the Massachusetts Colonists. These laws were the Boston Port Act, Massachusetts Government Act, Administration Of Justice Act, the Quartering Act, and the Quebec Act.
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The Boston Port Act
In response to the Sons of Liberty and the Colonists dumping the tea into the Boston Port, the British closed the Port until the Colonists paid for the destroyed tea.
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Multiple Choice
What did the Boston Port Act do until the colonists paid for all of the destroyed tea?
Forgave the Colonists.
Closed the Boston Port.
Kept the Boston Port open.
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The Massachusetts Government Act
This was also in response to the Boston Tea Party. This Act abolished (got rid of) the Massachusetts Charter (the document of rights the colonists had) and replaced the Governor of Massachusetts with a British Governor.
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Multiple Choice
What did the Massachusetts Government Act do to the colonists?
Took away their rights and gave them a new governor.
Let them keep their rights and Governor.
Nothing.
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The Administration of Justice Act
This act allowed British officials (a person who has responsibility in a government) charged with serious crimes to be tried in another colony or Great Britain. It allowed people to be charged with a less severe sentence for their crimes.
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Poll
Do you think this Act was fair?
Yes, I do think it was fair.
No, I do not think it was fair.
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The Quartering Act
The Quartering Act of 1765 made it so that colonists had to allow, or let in, the British soldiers no matter what. This also meant you had to provide them with food, clean clothes, water, and a place to sleep even if you did not want to.
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The Quebec Act
The Quebec Act expanded the territory of Quebec and gave Catholics freedom of religion and reorganized Quebec's government. This meant that the American Colonists had less land and less freedom. And it made them upset.
Completely Intolerable! The Intolerable Acts
Objective: I can discuss the events leading to the Revolution and draw conclusions about why the Revolution took place.
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