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Which two acts taxed the colonists to fund the British troops stationed in the colonies?

Which two acts taxed the colonists to fund the British troops stationed in the colonies?
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Which two acts taxed the colonists to fund the British troops stationed in the colonies?

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It was the Sugar and stamp acts that taxed the colonists to fund the British troops stationed in the colonies, which were highly contested by the colonists and were partly responsible for the outbreak of the revolutionary war. 
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