| Who? | The king made the intolerable acts and he did them upon the colonist. |
| What? | A series of laws, in which the colonist strongly objected. |
| Where? | It was wrote in Boston but it had to happen in the Americas. |
| When? |
The British Parliament passed the laws in near the beginning of the year 1774. |
| Why? |
This all started when the
British spent all of the money on the soldiers fighting and they
didnt have any money left. The laws were a punishment for the
Massachusetts people who through the tea in the tea in the Boston
harbor. The first act was to close the port of Boston until the
people paid for the tea. The second act eas to provide for the
British officials that were accused of crime and instead of being
tried in American courts they were tried in Engilish cournts.
The third act was that in any town in Massachusetts the
British soldiers could be quartered, even in private homes. The
last act was to very much reduce the self-goverment of the colonys. |
| How? | There were very different laws one of them was that the port was closed until the colonist paid for the tea. |

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