The sugar act was the first of a long string of taxes that led up to the revolutionary war. It was enacted by the king in 1764. It taxed many items the main of which was molasses and sugar.
This act caused the colonists to become angry. They wanted a representative in Parliament. It could be said that the Sugar Act started the anger that in the end gained the USA it's freedom.
The Sugar Act
the sugar act came first
The Sugar Act of 1934 regulated sugar imports
The Sugar Act was to get revenue from the colonies to pay for an army to protect the colonies as well as for some of the costs of the war the colonists caused. When the Sugar Act and a couple other plans failed, the passed the Stamp Act. The Quartering Act was passed to accomdate the soldiers that were placed in cities to keep the rioting down. And remember, King George didn't pass them, Parliament did.
The Suger Act of 1764
British Acts that caused the Revolutionary war are the Stamp Act, Sugar Act, Townshend Acts, Quartering Act (no not a quarter), and the Tea Act. These acts caused rebellions and the bigger picture, the Revolutionary war.
The Sugar Act
sugar act
The Sugar Act was passed by British Parliament on April 5, 1764. This act put a tax on imported sugar. The Act was repealed two years later, in 1766, but the effects of the Act were felt long after. The Sugar Act was only one of many laws passed by Parliament that caused unease among Americans. Eventually, with the later Stamp Act, the American colony began actively revolting against being taxed without having a voice in Parliament, and the riots eventually led to the American Revolution.
the sugar act came first
The Sugar Act of 1934 regulated sugar imports
The Sugar Act was a tax put on sugar by King George.
Sugar act
The Sugar Act was to get revenue from the colonies to pay for an army to protect the colonies as well as for some of the costs of the war the colonists caused. When the Sugar Act and a couple other plans failed, the passed the Stamp Act. The Quartering Act was passed to accomdate the soldiers that were placed in cities to keep the rioting down. And remember, King George didn't pass them, Parliament did.
After. The stamp act was added in 1765 and the sugar act was improved in 1764.
The Sugar Act went in to effect in 1764.
The sugar act supposedly started in 1764.