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The British government was very upset with the Bostonian's and the Boston Tea Party, in fact there were even some officials that wanted to see Boston burnt to the ground as an example to the rest of the American colonies that these types of protest activities would not be tolerated. However, that did not happen. The British did impose another set of control laws on the Bostonian's that were called the Intolerable Acts.
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