Which laws were deemed “intolerable” by the colonies? A. Coercive Acts B. Stamp Act C. Tea Act D. Townshend Acts

Option: A. Coercive Acts

Explanation:

The Intolerable Acts are also known as the Coercive Acts. Americans began to call it as Intolerance Acts because they could no longer stand the unfair and punitive laws which pushed towards Americans colonists. The Coercive Acts represent a group of law declared by the British Parliament in 1774.  It was passed in the British colonies after the Boston Tea Party, to punish Massachusetts and warning to other colonies in America. The acts under the Coercive were the Boston Port Act, the Quartering Act, along with the Massachusetts Government Act and the Administration of Justice Act.