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The intentions of the English government in passing the Molasses Act
were most similar to the intentions motivating which of the following?
(A) Theocratic laws passed by the Puritan leaders of New England
(B) Ordinances passed by Virginia's governors during the 17th century
(C) Regulations imposed by the Dominion of New England
(D) Actions by colonial customs officials during the period of salutary
neglect

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