How were the intolerable acts different from the earlier stamp act and the townshend acts? what response did these actions provoke from the colonists and why?

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Winston Berger

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13 February, 08:26

How were the intolerable acts different from the earlier stamp act and the townshend acts? what response did these actions provoke from the colonists and why?

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Mckayla Norris · Answer 1

What response did these actions provoke from the colonists and why? The Intolerable Act limited the political and geographical freedom of the colonists. It was basically a punishment from the British to the colonist over the Boston Tea Party. The Stamp Act and Townshend Act was a tax on goods.