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According to the Intolerable Acts, what would happen to a British official accused of a crime? A. He would be executed in the colonies. B. He would be sent to England to stand trial C. He will be proved
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According to the Intolerable Acts, what would

happen to a British official accused of a crime?

A. He would be executed in the colonies.

B. He would be sent to England to stand trial

C. He will be proved innocent

D. He would be imprisoned in England

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Answer:

a

Step-by-step explanation:

they exucuted the colonys

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