How did the massachusetts government act of 1774 change the way massachusetts was governed?
a) it put a military government in place.
b) it created the position of royal governor.
c) it let the colonists rule themselves.
d) it prohibited trial by jury.

The correct answer is option A) "It put a military government in place.". The Massachusetts Government Act signed on May 20, 1774 had different purposes for this colonial state. By that time Massachusetts was a colony of England and the king believed that a military government was necessary to keep the "bullies" in place, since Massachusetts had its own democratic elections and other liberties. The Act put and end to these liberties and put a military government in place.

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