Question

question 5
how did colonial resistance to the quartering act, such as new yorks refusal to comply, impact the relationship with the british parliament?
parliament immediately repealed the act to appease the colonists.
parliament suspended new yorks legislative assembly, intensifying colonial anger.
the act was modified to allow soldiers to be

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the historical context of the Quartering Act and colonial resistance. When New York refused to comply with the Quartering Act, the British Parliament responded by suspending New York’s legislative assembly. This action was punitive and led to increased colonial anger, worsening the relationship. The first option is incorrect as Parliament did not immediately repeal the act to appease colonists. The third option (partially visible) and other non - visible options likely don't match the historical record as well as the purple - boxed option.

Answer:

Parliament suspended New York’s legislative assembly, intensifying colonial anger.