Georgia traded with sugar producing countries, so this tax had a small impact on the economy.These taxes began to make the colonists angry! Tax on sugar and molasses,customs officials were to make sure the tax was paid
Answer:When the Sugar Act was passed in 1764 Georgians appeared concerned not so much with the tax, but with the sale of lumber to a major customer. The Stamp Act of 1765 brought the first true rift between loyalist and colonist in Georgia. ... The arrival of the Speedwell in December, 1765, gave Georgia a choice.
The Kingdom of Prussia (aka "Germany") and the Austrian Empire joined together to seize the territory of Schleswig-Holstein from Denmark due to the regions majority German population.
