Great Britain took action against Massachusetts because most of the revolts, rebellions, and voices were erupting from here. For example, after the Tea Act was imposed citizens of Boston dressed as Native Americans and dumped tea over ships in the Boston Harbor. By punishing the main force, Great Britain hoped to suppress the acts of protest and scare the other colonies into silence and obedience.
Sources: US History 1; "The Americans", by McDougal Littel
England took action against Massachusetts because they didn't want to obey England. In order to make the colonial of Mass obedient they put the north under a single rule. -Ari ♥
Starkfield Massachusetts
It depends how you travel.
George Grenville's first action in the colonies was to take action against smugglers. George Grenville was a British Whig statesman.
They both abolished slavery
They both abolished slavery
They didnt take no action
What kind of "action?" You can take action against them just as you would against any other company. They can be reported to Consumer Affairs agencies - sued in court - etc. However, you may run into a bit of a problem if they are foreign-based.
yes the employee can take action
Twain is afraid to take action against Brown because he lacks courage and is unsure of the consequences. He may fear retaliation or escalating the situation. Twain's lack of confidence and fear of conflict could also be factors contributing to his reluctance to take action against Brown.
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