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Why did the colonists oppose the sugar act? (2 sentences appreciated)
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Why did the colonists oppose the sugar act? (2 sentences appreciated)

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They opposed the sugar act to speak out out against the taxes Britain was giving out. Many believed it was unfair and tried to use boycotting the product to get the taxes reduced.
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