Also called the Revenue Act of 1764, which of the following was designed to assert tighter control over trade and to reduce smuggling and bribes, which were costing Great Britain money?

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The Sugar Act of 1764 (also known as the Revenue Act of 1764) was designed to tighten control over trade and reduce smuggling and bribes. It imposed new taxes on imports of sugar, molasses, and other goods from non-British colonies, and increased penalties for smuggling. The act was part of Great Britain's efforts to raise revenue and reduce their debt from the French and Indian War.

Also Called the Revenue Act of 1764, Which of the Following