Question

Which actions did the British take that led to the American Revolution?

Select all correct answers.
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King George responded to the Continental Congress by sending in more troops on top of the three thousand stationed in
Boston, creating more conflict.
General Gage ordered his soldiers into Boston and began arresting civilians.
General Gage sent troops to Concord to seize weapons, resulting in the first shot of the Revolution
King George responded to the First Continental Congress by declaring that the colonies were rebelling.

Answer 1

The British actions that led to the American Revolution include sending more troops to Boston, arresting civilians, seizing weapons at Concord, and declaring that the colonies were rebelling.

Step-by-step explanation:

The actions taken by the British that led to the American Revolution include:

1. King George responded to the Continental Congress by sending in more troops on top of the three thousand stationed in Boston, creating more conflict.
2. General Gage ordered his soldiers into Boston and began arresting civilians.
3. General Gage sent troops to Concord to seize weapons, resulting in the first shot of the Revolution.
4. King George responded to the First Continental Congress by declaring that the colonies were rebelling.

Answer 2

Answer: C and D.

Step-by-step explanation: