The treatment of John Wilkes resembled which act of Parliament against the colonies?

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John Wilkes was a prominent member of the British Parliament who advocated for the rights of the American colonies. He was repeatedly punished and imprisoned by the British government for his outspoken views, which resembled the Intolerable Acts imposed on the colonies in response to their resistance to British rule. These acts were seen as harsh and punitive, much like Wilkes' treatment by the British government.

The Treatment of John Wilkes Resembled Which Act of Parliament