What was the primary purpose of the Sugar Act?

A) To regulate colonial manufacturing
B) To regulate trade
C) To regulate colonial shipping
D) To raise revenue

Sugar Act

A law passed by the British Parliament in 1764, lowering the duty on imported molasses, aiming to strengthen the collection of trade duties under the Navigation Acts.

Raise Revenue

The process by which governments generate funds, typically through taxes, fees, or levies, to finance public services and projects.

Regulate Trade

The activity of controlling or governing trade between states or countries through laws and regulations to ensure fairness, efficiency, and safety.