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How did Britain respond to the Boston Tea Party and other "tea parties"?
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It enacted the Coercive Acts.
Ob. It declared Boston to be in rebellion and closed its port.
OC. It passed the Quartering Act, which forced Americans to house and feed British soldiers when asked.
Od. All of the above.



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Final answer:

Britain enacted the Coercive Acts, including closing Boston Harbor, in response to the Boston Tea Party and other tea parties.


Explanation:

Britain responded to the Boston Tea Party and other tea parties by enacting punitive measures known as the Coercive Acts. These acts included the closing of Boston Harbor until the damages from the destroyed tea were paid for, revoking the Massachusetts charter, and imposing restrictions on town meetings in Massachusetts. This response was part of a series of actions aiming to punish and assert control over the colonies.


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