Kisha2004
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  • 12-02-2014
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Why did the colonists call the acts intolerable

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kaexum512 kaexum512
  • 12-02-2014
Because they thought the proclamations and things the king was making were ridiculous or intolerable. So since they were making a act about what the king did they didn't like it would make sense to call the act the Intolerable acts because thy could tolerate the king anymore.
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