What were two purposes of the Sugar Act passed by the British Parliament in 1764

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Defending and protecting the American colonies are two purposes of the Sugar Act passed by the British Parliament in 1764. The main goal of the act was to raise revenue was to help pay for the military costs at a moment of national debt that was accumulated during the French and Indian war.

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