2 years ago

According to the flowchart, why did the british pass the sugar act and the stamp act

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swat322 years ago

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The British passed the Sugar Act and the Stamp Act because the British owed money to those who helped them win the French and Indian War.
The Sugar Act taxed the colonists even more on sugar and molasses.
The Stamp Act did the same thing as the Sugar Act except instead of sugar and molasses it taxed the colonists on sent letters, newspapers, stamps and other stuff that had to do something with paper.

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