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Created by Parliament to save the East India Trade Company Lowered price of British tea in the colonies Created a monopoly : control over an industry Tea Act

FEAR! What else would the British try to control? Protesters prevent ships from unloading tea throughout colonies BOSTON: Governor ordered British navy to block the harbor entrance, demanded tea be unloaded ANGER! Reaction

December 16, 1773 Sons of Liberty organize 50 men to dress as Mohawk Indians Sneak on to the ships Unload the tea into the water Patriots proud of the protest Tea Party

Intolerable Acts Passed in 1774 in reaction to the Boston Tea Party Boston Port Act Massachusetts Government Act Administration of Justice Act Quartering Act Consequence?

Read the description of each of the acts passed by Parliament. Create an illustrate to represent each act. Were these acts justified or unacceptable? Support your opinion. Process Activity