Question

g. how was propaganda of the boston massacre used to influence public opinion? (2 pts.)
h. why did the sons of liberty commit the action known as the boston tea party (in other words, what led to the boston tea party)? how much tea was destroyed? (2 pts.)
i. why did britain pass the intolerable acts? name three parts of the acts. (4 pts.)
j. following the coercive acts, parliament passed the quebec act. what did it do? (1 pt.)

Explanation:

Answer:

(G) Propagandists used images and accounts to depict British soldiers as brutal and colonists as innocent victims, stoking anti - British sentiment.
(H) The Sons of Liberty committed the Boston Tea Party to protest the Tea Act and British taxation without representation. Approximately 90,000 pounds of tea were destroyed.
(I) Britain passed the Intolerable Acts to punish Massachusetts for the Boston Tea Party. Three parts: the Boston Port Act (closed Boston Harbor), the Massachusetts Government Act (restricted self - government), the Quartering Acts (required colonists to house British troops).
(J) The Quebec Act expanded Quebec's territory, recognized Catholicism as the established religion in Quebec, and provided for a non - representative government in Quebec.