What were the consequences of the Boston Tea Party?

Answer 1

Parliament passed the Coercive Acts to punish Massachusetts.

Answer 2

Parliament passed the Coercive Acts to punish Massachusetts.

Answer 3

The British Responded with removing taxes on tea.

and that's y it is

The effect of the Boston Tea Party was the lower the tax on the tea just a little bit. The president wanted let ships go into the colony and he wouldn't let ships out. What all started the Boston tea party was the tax so the colonist thought they needed to do something about it so they poured over 342 chests of tea into the Boston Harbor.

-Abbie

3-11-08

Answer 4

This event helped popularlize the idea of a revolution against British rule of the 13 American colonies.

This is not an answer. Its not a consequence but a good thing that led to our nation today.

Answer 5

The intolerable acts were made by the king of Britain. Closing there port, allowing the soldiers to live in your house, etc.

Answer 6

Type your answer here... the Boston massacre was the major consequence of the Boston tea party

Answer 7

The British closed Boston Harbour and the people of Boston nearly starved because they couldnt get any food. so the other people sent dtuff for them

Answer 8

Parliament passed the corecive acts to punish massachusetts.

Answer 9

The Brittish then blocaded the city.

Answer 10

you could get kicked out!