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How did King George respond to colonists ' messages and complaints about the Intolerable Acts?
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How did King George respond to colonists ' messages and complaints about the Intolerable Acts?

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Answer: The King responded to them by setting up more and more British Troops in the colonies and had them pretty much run the rules meaning that they could do as they pleased with the rioting colonists.

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When the colonists protested against these acts, the King and Parliament responded by further suppressing the rights of colonists. Legislation in 1774 referred to by colonists as the “Intolerable Acts” struck especially hard at the civil rights of the colony of Massachusetts.

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