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What legislation was renamed the intolerable acts but angry and horrified colonists?
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What legislation was renamed the intolerable acts by angry and horrified colonist?
Coercive acts
What legislation renamed the intolerance acts by angry and horrified colonist?
Coercive acts
Renamed The Intolerable Acts by the colonists this law was actually named the?
coercive acts
Why did American colonist rename the coercive acts The Intolerable Acts?
The American Colonists renamed the Coercive Acts to the Intolerable Acts because they found them so unbearable.
Renamed the Intolerable Acts by the Colonist what were these laws actually named?
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