These 4 measures could also be known as the Coercive Acts. Later a fifth measure is added called the Quebec Act. They mainly penalized the rebellious Boston for their tantrum; The Boston Tea Party which was a boycott of British goods and legislation over the colonies largely led by the Sons of Liberty. Colonists participated because the taxes angered them, but Parliament made sure to give them the Intolerable Acts that came with all new anger. One of the measures, called the Quartering Act, took privacy away from the Sons of Liberty by giving military commanders and soldiers the right to lodge in private households whenever they desire so. This helped the government to keep watch over the Sons of Liberty and their plans. A second measure included
