How did parliament respond to the protests against the tea act? a.)it banned the sale of tea. b.)it repealed the tea act. c.)it raised the tea tax. d.)it passed the intolerable acts.

D.)It passed the Intolerable Acts.

Explanation:

This act generated criticism of officials from both the colony and the British. For example, Benjamin Franklin stated that the cost of tea should be reimbursed and offered to pay it with his own money. From the metropolis repressive measures were carried out against the colonies: The English government closed the Boston port in 1774 in retaliation and declared the state of exception, establishing other laws known as Intolerable Acts, also called Coercive Acts or Punitive Acts.

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