In Some Areas of Massachusetts, Colonists Opposed the Administration of Justice

Multiple Choice

In some areas of Massachusetts, colonists opposed the Administration of Justice Act by:

A) organizing local boycotts against cloth and tea imported from Britain.
B) holding "spinning bees" that encouraged American women to show loyalty to the resistance.
C) burning the homes of stamp officials and hanging effigies of tax collectors.
D) setting up committees of correspondence to circulate their grievances.
E) closing courts rather than permitting the governor's appointed judges to sit.