The sugar act allowed the British to house troops in private homes True or false

2 answers:

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Hello,

The answer is option B "false".

Reason:

What the question just described is the quartering act which allowed British commanders to house their troops into private homes. The sugar act allows the British troops to use the parliament without and seizures. Therefore the answer is option B.

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~Nonportrit

hichkok12 [17]3 years ago

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False, the sugar act is when they band certain goods

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