It decreased the number of slaves making items out of cotton but never decreased how many were in the fields
The colonists disliked the sugar act because it put a tax on tea, sugar, and other sweet items. The tax forced colonists to pay high prices for these items, which is something the colonists didn't want to do. Therefore they didn't like the sugar act.
He was referring to the fact that the settlers couldn't farm and that they were rude to the natives who knew how to so Powhatan said the natives couldn't help the settlers anymore. hope that helps :)
Worry less about religion and more about what they could do(humanism)
<span>Fear that Soviet expansion threatened Japan's interests in Asia
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