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Okay so I believe that the intolerable acts were created by the British, to block any trade in Boston, and America had to fight back. Are there any choices you can eliminate here?
B maybe
okay. I would also eliminate C i think, because America would have had a hard time getting away with killing people in Britain, and they didn't do it anyway
ok what about D??
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So I'm thinking about the time period everything happened here. The Intolerable Acts were in effect around 1774, but it wasn't until 1776 that America declared independence. I'm not 100% sure but I think we could eliminate D?
so A is the answer
I would say so, hopefully it's correct.
thx so much
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