In 1774, the British Parliament brought Coercive Acts to isolate Boston from other colonies due to the strongest anti-British attitudes and feelings, and also as a response to the Boston Tea Party. This act is in colonies known as Intolerable Acts. In response to the Intolerable Acts, the Colonists organized the First Continental Congress, on which they decided on the unique position of all colonies to the Britain, intending, inter alia, to intimidate the intention of isolating Boston by the fact that they come out with a unique attitude.
