The Coercive acts, also known as the Intolerable acts were 5 laws passed by the British Parliament in regards to the colonial defiance of the tea tax and the Boston Tea party. The first act closed the port of Boston. the second one said that British soldiers arrested for serious crimes against colonists would be returned back to England for trial. The third act reduced the power of the colony's local government and prohibited town meetings the fourth, known as the quarting acts, required the colonists to house and feed British troops when demanded to do so. finally, the Quebec act added Western territory to the North of the Ohio River to the province of Quebec... The colonists did not respond well to the acts, "intolerating them" and as a result, the first Continental congress was initiated.
to reassert Parliment's authority in the colonies
A series of acts meant to punish the colonies. Also called the Intolerable acts
An unexpected result of the Coercive Acts was the increased support for Massachusetts and its resistance to the authority of England. The Coercive Acts were originally meant to subdue disobedience.
why did the coercive act fail
The Parliament passed the Coercive Acts in response to the Boston Tea Party, which they considered an act of rebellion against British authority. The purpose of these acts was to punish and assert control over the colony of Massachusetts, and to serve as a warning to other colonies. The British government hoped that by imposing these harsh measures, it would discourage further resistance and assert their authority over the colonies.
Lewis and Clark
The Intolerable Acts.
It represented an attempt to unify colonies and colonists against the Coercive Acts.
They were very unhappy about it
to reassert Parliment's authority in the colonies
A series of acts meant to punish the colonies. Also called the Intolerable acts
To punish the colonies for the Boston tea party.
The Coercive Acts,which were implemented on the American Colonies by Great Britain, were called the "Intolerable Acts" by the colonists, because they viewed the Coercive Acts as British encroachment of their rights. The American Colonies did not tolerate Britain's implementation of the Coercive acts, thus they deemed the acts as the "Intolerable Acts". The colonists used this diction (which in fact is a logical fallacy) as propaganda, to draw more colonists to side with them against British unjustice.
well according to history parliament did pass the the coercive acts but it wasnt to isolate boston from from the rest of the colonies. so i hope you learned something today.
well according to history parliament did pass the the coercive acts but it wasnt to isolate Boston from from the rest of the colonies. so i hope you learned something today.
well according to history parliament did pass the the coercive acts but it wasnt to isolate Boston from from the rest of the colonies. so i hope you learned something today.
most town meetings in colonies..