How was the stamp act different from sugar act?

Answer 1

The Stamp Act required that many printed materials in the American colonies be produced on paper made in London with a tax stamp. The Sugar Act was a tax on sugar and molasses.

Answer 2

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they charged tax for sugar and molasses and the stamp act is to tax people when they buy and place stamps on many goods such as diplomas,contracts,and news papers

The Sugar Act affects merchants, but the Stamp Act affected all colonists.

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Answer 3

The Sugar Act of the previous year had been a tax on trade, in effect an indirect and external tax. But in the Stamp Tax the Americans for the first time were faced with a direct, internal tax. This distinction was argued effectively in the writings of John Dickinson, one of the early leaders of the opposition to British policies.

Answer 4

the stamp act was a tax on paper products