Question

1. how did the intolerable acts make american colonists feel?

directions: use the text to answer the question in a complete sentence.
the british won the french and indian war, but it cost the british a lot of money. the british believed that the american colonists should pay for the war. the british made the decision to tax the american colonists because the war was fought to defend them. the british parliament created acts to take money from the colonists. these acts became known as the intolerable acts. intolerable means something you cannot support. american colonists could not support these acts because they believed that they were wrong. the intolerable acts were an example of the british treating americans as inferior. it made americans feel like they did not want to be british. it made them feel like they were ready to be independent.

Explanation:

The text indicates that the Intolerable Acts made American colonists feel like they were being treated as inferior. It also mentions that these acts made them feel ready to be independent.

Answer:

The Intolerable Acts made American colonists feel like they were being treated as inferior and made them feel ready to be independent.