How did britian respond to america’s attempts at reconciliation in 1775? check all boxes that apply. 1.) passed the prohibitory act 2.) set all slaves free 3.) rejected the olive branch petition 4.) closed american ports to overseas trade

Britain respond to America’s attempts at reconciliation in 1775 by Passed the Prohibitory Act; rejected the olive branch petition; closed American ports to overseas trade.

The first continental congress was held by delegates to met briefly to discuss trade, rights, grievances and petitioning King George.Many protests and disagreements formed between the two related to the taxes and trade in colonies. Despite having hostility between the two, America attempted to establish reconciliation in 1775 with Britain.In response to it, Britain issued several laws and acts to prevent Americans establish good terms. British passed the Prohibitory Act in 1775, which outlaws American trade with foreign nations. They also rejected the Olive Branch Petition. It was the final effort by the colonists to evade going to war with Britain.British also closed all American ports in colonies to stop them from trading with others.

Therefore we can conclude that the reconciliation in 1775 by the Congress failed, and they entered a war with Britain.

Thus option 1, 3 and 4 are correct answer.

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Hello,

Here is your answers:

The proper answers to your question is options A, C, and D "Passed the Prohibitory Act,  rejected the olive branch petition, and closed American ports to overseas trade".

Here is how:

The British reacted to the reconciliation by passing the prohibitory act, rejecting the olive petition, then also closing American ports so they couldn't trade any products.

Your answers are A, C, and D!

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