Massachusetts was punished for the Boston Tea Party and all of the following ways except which?

Massachusetts was punished for the Boston Tea Party primarily through the Intolerable Acts, which included measures such as closing Boston Harbor and revoking the Massachusetts Charter. However, it was not punished by being granted more self-governance or autonomy, which would have been contrary to the punitive measures enacted by the British government. Instead, the aim was to tighten control over the colony and suppress dissent.