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What was the British Parliament’s response to the Boston Tea Party?
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What was the British Parliament’s response to the Boston Tea Party?

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They decided the colonists should elect members to Parliament to represent them.

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Due to the Boston Tea Party, British Parliament formed the Intolerable Acts - this was meant to punish those who were involved in the act.
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