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Which two acts taxed the colonists to fund the British troops stationed in the colonies? The Quartering Act and the Revenue Act The Declaratory Act and the Revenue Act The Quart…

Which two acts taxed the colonists to fund the British troops stationed in the colonies? The Quartering Act and the Revenue Act The Declaratory Act and the Revenue Act The Quart…
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Which two acts taxed the colonists to fund the British troops stationed in the colonies?

The Quartering Act and the Revenue Act
The Declaratory Act and the Revenue Act
The Quartering Act and the Stamp Act
The Stamp Act and the Sugar Act

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The Quartering act is the correct answer.

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User Steve Zobell
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It seems that the Stamp Act helped get money in order to fund the troops. Another act that helped was the Quartering Act, which required colonists to give British troops food, and a place to live if needed. Your answer would be C!

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