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abbiearthur | 02:42 Thu 26th Sep 2013 | History
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what was the purpose of the sugar act?
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It was intended to punish students who didn't do their own homework research by cutting off their candy ration.
08:30 Thu 26th Sep 2013
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No. They need the sugar for their tea at the Boston tea party.
08:36 Thu 26th Sep 2013
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Maybe the AB swear filter has come into play
09:26 Thu 26th Sep 2013
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They were simply a method of raising taxes brought about in 1764 and following the Molasses Act of 1733 which never really made a difference and was difficult to administer.
08:17 Sat 28th Sep 2013

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