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Shaylee Woodward
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26 July, 00:07
Describe the reasoning of the intolerable acts?
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Gavyn Sharp
26 July, 00:14
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Thsy were meant to punish Massachusetts for the Boston tea party and warn the other colonies of Britain's power
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