Question

1. what was the purpose of the committees of correspondence?

a to send a swift and violent message of revenge to the british after the boston massacre.
b to peacefully resist british laws through boycotts and protests.
c to establish an independent government and self - rule in the colonies.
d to keep colonists informed of british actions.

1. what was the result of the boston tea party?

a intolerable acts
b sugar act
c boston massacre
d stamp act

1. what was the saying used after the townshend acts to help unite the american colonies?

a
o taxation without representation!\
b \dont tread on me.\
c
ot us. not now.\
d \freedom!\

1. which legislation by parliament stated its right to pass laws and make decisions for the colones?

a the declaratory act
b the proclamation of 1763
c the stamp act
d the coercive acts

1. during the boston tea party, the colonists were dressed as

a british soldiers
b king george iii
c the sons of liberty

Explanation:

1. The Committees of Correspondence were created to share information between colonies about British policies and actions to coordinate responses.
2. The Boston Tea Party led Parliament to pass harsh punitive laws called the Intolerable (Coercive) Acts to punish Massachusetts.
3. The Townshend Acts imposed new taxes on the colonies without colonial representation in Parliament, so the unifying slogan was "No taxation without representation!".
4. The Declaratory Act explicitly stated that British Parliament had full authority to make laws binding on the colonies "in all cases whatsoever".
5. (Note: Option C is cut off, but the historical fact is that colonists disguised themselves as Mohawk Indigenous people during the Boston Tea Party. Assuming the full option C is "the Mohawk Indians" or similar, it is the correct answer.)

Answer:

1. D. To keep colonists informed of British actions.
2. A. Intolerable Acts
3. A. "No taxation without representation!"
4. A. the Declaratory Act
5. [Assuming full correct option: C. the Mohawk Indians (or equivalent Indigenous group)]