What laws closed boston harbor and then placed massachusetts under military rule? a. townshend actb. currency act c. coercive act d. stamp actanswer is: "c. coercive act"

The correct answer is C. The Coercive Acts closed Boston harbor and then placed Massachusetts under military rule.

Explanation:

The Coercive Laws was the name given by the settlers of the Thirteen Colonies to a series of laws promulgated by the British Parliament in 1774. These laws triggered outrage and resistance in the colonies and were a major factor in the growth of the American revolution.

One of these laws closed the Boston harbor and gave the governor of Massachusetts exceptional powers; the colonists would bear the expenses of the English forces in America and the trial of English officials would be outside the jurisdiction of the colonies.

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