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Why did the British parliament pass Acts such as the Dress Act (1746), the Act of Proscription (1746)...................

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Why did the British parliament pass Acts such as the Dress Act (1746), the Act of Proscription (1746), and the Heritable Jurisdictions Act (1746)?

posted Aug 2 by Maninder Bath

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To destroy the Scottish clan system
All aspects of Highland culture including the language were forbidden on pain of death.

answer Aug 6 by Anuradha Tabyal
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