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The Proclamation Line of 1763 was a boundary set by the British government to prevent American colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains. It aimed to reduce conflicts with Native American tribes by keeping settlers out of their lands. This restriction angered many colonists who wanted to expand westward, contributing to rising tensions between Britain and the colonies.

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The Sugar Act of 1764 reduced the tax on molasses but strengthened enforcement of tax collection by cracking down on smuggling. It also imposed taxes on other goods like sugar, wine, and coffee. This act was meant to raise revenue for Britain after the French and Indian War, but it upset colonists who felt it unfairly restricted their trade and violated their rights.