Question

According to the timeline above, what did the British Parliament do to address the grievances of the colonists?

repealed the Stamp and Townshend Acts
passed the Coercive Acts
organized a boycott of British goods
apologized for the Boston Massacre

Answer 1

here's the timeline

Answer 2

1764
April 5 and 9
Parliament passes the Sugar and Currency Acts, respectively.

1765
March 22
Parliament passes the Stamp Act.
October 7
The Stamp Act Congress convenes.

1766
March 18
Parliament repeals the Stamp Act and passes the Declaratory Act.

1767
June 29
Parliament passes the Townshend Acts.

1770
March 5
The Boston Massacre leads to the death of five colonists.
April 12
All provisions of the Townshend Acts are repealed, except for the duty on tea.

1773
May 10
With the passage of the Tea Act, the East India Company is granted a virtual monopoly on the tea trade in the colonies.
December 16
A group of men dressed as Mohawk Indians and led by Samuel Adams dump 342 chests of tea into Boston Harbor, an incident known as the Boston Tea Party.

1774
March 31 - June 2
The British Parliament passes the five Intolerable/Coercive Acts in order to punish Massachusetts for the Tea Party and regain control of the colony.
September 5
All the colonies except Georgia meet in the First Continental Congress.
October 20
The Continental Congress advocates a boycott of British goods.

1775
February 9
Parliament declares a state of rebellion in the colonies.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

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