What was the result of the intolerable act?

Answer 1

The result from the intolerable acts was the meeting of the Second Continental Congress, the adoption of the Declaration of Independence, the naming of General George Washington as commander for the American Army, The American Revolutionary War, and the new nation of the United States of America.

Answer 2

The ultimate effect of the Acts (1774) was the American Revolution (1775-1783), as England attempted to restrict the loose mercantilism with which it governed its American colonies.

Reaction to the Acts went beyond Boston and Massachusetts, the targets of the Acts, as colonists felt they could not trust Parliament or King George to recognize their rights. In October, 1774, the First Continental Congress was formed, supporting Massachusetts and strengthening the growing unity among the 13 colonies. A threatened boycott and embargo against British trade never occurred, however, as open hostilities began in April, 1775 at the Battles of Lexington and Concord, with the Declaration of Independence a year later on July 4, 1776.

Answer 3

The first of those acts, the Boston Port Act, closed the Port of Boston until the East India Company, who's tea was destroyed in the wake of the Boston Tea Party, was properly compensated.

Answer 4

Almost all of the delegates of the colonists gathered together in Philadelphia to protest against the Intolerable Acts.

Answer 5

The acts angered the colonists even more so they decided to form the First Continental Congress. Which was the first step to Independence!

Answer 6

The port of Boston was closed.

Answer 7

Maybe he didn’t do what he was told