2 1 point 2. Which of these is NOT true of the Coercive Acts? A. It was passed by the British parliament against the French and their Indian allies in North America B. It was imposed by Britain on the American colonies in reaction to the Boston tea party and other anti-British protests C. American colonists reacted to it by convening the First Continental Congress D. It shut down the Boston Port, among other things E. None of the above B A E D C
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