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What was the coercive acts nickname?
Intolerable Acts
What are facts about the coercive acts?
A series of acts meant to punish the colonies. Also called the Intolerable acts
What was another name for the Coercive Acts?
The Intolerable Acts
How many acts in the saboteur?
There are 5 acts not including the prologue.
What was the colonist name the coercive acts?
intolerable acts were the name.
Why were the Coericve Acts called the Intollerable Acts?
The Coercive Acts,which were implemented on the American Colonies by Great Britain, were called the "Intolerable Acts" by the colonists, because they viewed the Coercive Acts as British encroachment of their rights. The American Colonies did not tolerate Britain's implementation of the Coercive acts, thus they deemed the acts as the "Intolerable Acts". The colonists used this diction (which in fact is a logical fallacy) as propaganda, to draw more colonists to side with them against British unjustice.
Why was there the Revolutionary War?
The United States had its revolutionary war to gain it independance from Great Britain after a series of injust and unlawfull Rulles were put in place for the thirteen colonies. The laws were called by the patriots the Intollerable Acts.
British prime minister who imposed stamp act?
Prime Minister George Grenville imposed the stamp tax to raise revenues for a new military force
What were the intollerable acts?
The three intolerable Acts were the Boston Port Act, the Quartering Act, and the Massachusetts Government Act. These acts were passed by the British Parliament to punish the colonists, especially those in Massachusetts.
Installing a portable generator inside a motorhome?
the heat and sound would be intollerable but you can weld pipe to the generator exhaust that leads outside, but be careful, carbon monoxide is a silent and deadly killer.
What did Thomas Paine think of government?
A famous quote from Thomas Paine reflects what his thoughts were on this subject. He said "Government, even in its best state, is but a necessary evil; in its worst state, an intollerable one."
