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7 March, 21:10

Colonists react to the intoleeable act

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    The way the colonists reacted to the intolerable acts was very angry as they believed that (like all the other unfair taxes) it was taxation without representation. They believed it limited their rights as a person since they found it extremely oppressing towards their rights.
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