How did the Coercive Acts represent a turning point in the colonies' relationship to Britain?

a) The Coercive Acts strengthened the colonies' loyalty to Britain by addressing their concerns.
b) Colonists largely ignored the Coercive Acts, leading to minimal impact on the relationship.
c) The Coercive Acts deepened the divide and resentment between the colonies and Britain.
d) The Coercive Acts had no significant effect on the overall relationship between the colonies and Britain.