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Explain the Boston Tea Party. Aside from damage, why was King George scared after the Boston Tea party?
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Explain the Boston Tea Party. Aside from damage, why was King George scared after the Boston Tea party?
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King George wasn't as scared as he was furious with the Massachusetts colony. He decided to punish them with new laws passed, they called the new British laws the Intolerable Acts.
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