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How did the British react to the Boston Tea Party? They enacted the Tea Act. They refused protection for Boston. They forced the East India Company to leave Boston. They enacted the Intolerable Acts.
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How did the British react to the Boston Tea Party? They enacted the Tea Act. They refused protection for Boston. They forced the East India Company to leave Boston. They enacted the Intolerable Acts.

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They made the intolerable acts
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They enacted the Intolerable Acts.

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