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Study Game- Intolerable Acts By: Victoria Lam

Question: What was the Intolerable Acts?

Answer: A series of Acts created by the ______ because ___________.

Question: Who created the Intolerable Acts?

Answer: The British Parliment

Question: Why were the Laws created?

Answer: Because of the Boston Tea Party

Question: What was the Boston Tea Party?

Answer: When the Sons of Liberty had dumped ___ chests of tea in ships into the water

Question: How many chests of tea were dumped into the water?

Answer: 342 chests

Question: When did they dump the tea into the water?

Answer: December 16, 1773

Question: What year did the British Parliament make the Acts?

Answer: 1774

Question: How many acts were there?

Answer: Five

Question: How many acts were there in direct response to the Boston Tea Party? (And what were they?)

Answer: Four: Boston Port Act, Massachusetts Government Act, Administration of Justice Act, Quartering Act

Question: Why was one of the Acts considered intolerable?

Answer: It was passed during the same time and it had limited exploration and taken away some of the colonists’ homes

Question: What was the Boston Port act?

Answer: An act that stated that no ships were allowed in or out of the Boston port

Question: What did the Parliament do to enforce the law?

Answer: They had a blockade and had soldiers monitor the port.

Question: When was this passed and when did it take effect?

Answer: March 31, 1774 AND June 1st

Question: Why were colonists angry at this?

Answer: Because now they had a harder time trying to earn money and resources they needed

Question: What were the other colonies’ responses to this?

Answer: They felt bad for them, so they sent them supplies (“relief supplies”)

Question: How did this bring the colonies for the first time together?

Answer: They felt bad for Boston, so they helped out

Question: What was the Second Act?

Answer: The Massachusetts Government Act

Question: When was it passed?

Answer: May 20th, 1774

Question: What did it do?

Answer: It stripped colonists of their voting privilege and the now the King / governor assigned could appoint roles and they could not have town meetings.

Question: Why did they do this?

Answer: They thought this was one of the causes of the resistance of the people (Lack of government power)

Question: What was the third act?

Answer: Administration of Justice Act

Question: When was it passed?

Answer: May 20, 1774

Question: What was it also referred to and why?

Answer: The Murder Act and because officials could get away with murder

Question: What did the act do?

Answer: It stated that any official charged with Capital offenses could be sent back to another colony or Britain for trial, so angry colonists could not testify against them.

Question: What was the Fourth Act?

Answer: The Quartering Act

Question: When was it passed?

Answer: June 4, 1774

Question: Which previous law did it enforce?

Answer: Quartering Act of 1765

Question: How?

Answer: Before, soldiers were allowed to be housed in unused buildings and inns and owners had to provide free food and supplies, but now it included private homes

Question: What was the fifth act?

Answer: The Quebec Act

Question: What was the Quebec Act?

Answer: An act that granted Quebec more land and freedom of religion (which appealed to the Catholic Church)

Question: What land did it give (Modern States)?

Answer: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, Minnesota

Question: When was the act passed and when did it take effect?

Answer: June 22, 1774 AND May 1, 1775

Question: Was it a direct response to the Tea Party?

Answer: No; It was just passed during session as the others

Question: Why was it considered so intolerable?

Answer: Because some colonists had already settled there and now they had to move out

Question: Which famous figure was angry about this act also and why?

Answer: George Washington; Now colonies could not explore and expand their land

Question: Were the acts ever taken down and why?

Answer: Yes; American Revolution

Question: What 2 major events in American History followed?

Answer: The Signing of the Declaration of Independence, The American Revolution, and Independence of the thirteen colonies

Tip for Studying: If you miss something or get confused between two things, say it ten times without messing up. Ex: You get mixed up with the color red being next to orange with green being next to blue. Say Red, Orange ten times and green, blue ten times.

Good Luck and Have Fun Studying!