Question

1. the colonists took several actions to oppose the intolerable acts. which action do you agree with the most and why? 4. what new idea did patrick henry bring to the first continental congress? 5. what decisions did the first continental congress make?

Explanation:

1. Colonists' actions against Intolerable Acts included boycotts, protests, and forming committees of correspondence. For example, boycotts hit British economy. One may agree with boycotts as they were a non - violent yet effective way to show opposition.
2. Patrick Henry brought the idea of a unified American identity and a more radical stance against British rule, moving away from just seeking redress of grievances to considering independence.
3. The First Continental Congress decided to impose a trade embargo on Britain, to train militias, and to meet again if their demands were not met. These decisions strengthened colonial unity and prepared for further resistance.

Answer:

1. Answers may vary. For example, one could say boycotting British goods because it was a non - violent way to protest and put economic pressure on Britain.
2. The idea of a more unified American identity and a more radical approach towards British rule, inclining towards independence.
3. Imposed a trade embargo on Britain, organized militias, and planned for a second congress if demands were unmet.