Which event was a direct result of britain's passage of the intolerable acts?

a. the drafting of the declaration of independence

b. the formation of the first continental congress

c. the publication of common sense

d. the fighting at bunker hill

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Renee Arnold

12 March, 12:56

Which event was a direct result of britain's passage of the intolerable acts?

a. the drafting of the declaration of independence

b. the formation of the first continental congress

c. the publication of common sense

d. the fighting at bunker hill

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Norah · Answer 1

Answer: The Formation of the First Continental Congress was an event that was a direct result of the Intolerable Acts.

The correct answer is B.

Explanation:

This congress involved a meeting of the delegates from the British colonies. Only 12 of the 13 delegates attended. They met on September 5th and continued until October 26th, in the year 1774. During this meeting, they drew up a resolution to the King and agreed on an economic boycott.

Which event was a direct result of britain's passage of the intolerable acts?a. the drafting of the declaration of independenceb. the formation of the first continental congressc. the publication of common sensed. the fighting at bunker hill

Which event was a direct result of britain's passage of the intolerable acts?

a. the drafting of the declaration of independence

b. the formation of the first continental congress

c. the publication of common sense

d. the fighting at bunker hill