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Friday, November 21, 2008
Sugar Act
This act was enforced in 1764 and required colonists to pay taxes on sugar. The colonists rebelled, but were ignored by King George the 3rd and were unsuccessful in getting the sugar act to be repealed.
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This act was enforced in 1764 and required colonists to pay taxes on sugar. The colonists rebelled, but were ignored by King George the 3rd and were unsuccessful in getting the sugar act to be repealed.
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