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Prior to 1764 how did the British get money from the colonist for the military cost
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Prior to 1764 how did the British get money from the colonist for the military cost

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I believe its due to the acts that was portrayed on goods, such as the sugar act, stamp act, and more. But after the French and Indian war British was in dept so  the sugar act
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