Question

how did the american colonies react to enforcement of the intolerable acts?
f. by collecting funds to pay for the tea destroyed in boston harbor
g. by sending ambassadors to france to request military aid
h. by placing a tax on all goods imported from great britain
j. by holding the first continental congress to discuss unified resistance

Explanation:

The Intolerable Acts were a series of punitive measures by Britain against the American colonies. The First Continental Congress was convened in response to these acts as a means for the colonies to coordinate and discuss unified resistance. Collecting funds for the tea (F) was not a widespread reaction. Sending ambassadors to France (G) happened later in the revolutionary process. The colonies did not place a tax on British imports (H) as a direct reaction. The First Continental Congress (J) was a key organized response.

Answer:

J. By holding the First Continental Congress to discuss unified resistance