How Did the Stamp Act Differ from the Sugar Act

question 18

Multiple Choice

How did the Stamp Act differ from the Sugar Act?

• A) The Stamp Act was merely a revision of a previously existing tax.
• B) The Stamp Act was a tax to be paid mainly by merchants and shippers.
• C) The Stamp Act was enforced by British instead of American officials.
• D) The Stamp Act was an internal tax that affected a great number of colonists.

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