Quiz Lesson 6: Continental Association

The colonies agreed not to buy any products from England and Ireland, not to sell any of their products to England and Ireland, and not to consume any English or Irish products that made their way into the colonies. They agreed also to shun any person, business, or government that violated the sanctions. There were also interesting measures taken to ease the financial burden on colonists who were not well off enough to weather the storm.

The colonies refused to trade with England in wool and dairy products.

The colonists agreed to buy their tolls and other agricultural implements from France rather than England.

In fact, the sanctions began as a threat of sanctions, and this was sufficient to secure the repeal of the Intolerable Acts.

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