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NO. Generally speaking, the restrictions on trade imposed on the colonies because of mercantilism led to an extraction of wealth from the colonies and a sending of that wealth to the metropole. Accordingly, the economy of many colonial regions was supplemented quite substantially by smuggling or illegal trading with other more-proximate colonial regions and foreign powers that could provide goods with less of a possibility of wealth extraction.

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Yes because in the early 1700 English merchants were trading all over the world! :)
i dont think so because it led to Revolutionary War. Sepember 28 2009 NO

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