the early military post help on all products that they are were producing!
The wealthiest members of society who controlled trade and the military were the patricians, but only in the very early days of the city.The wealthiest members of society who controlled trade and the military were the patricians, but only in the very early days of the city.The wealthiest members of society who controlled trade and the military were the patricians, but only in the very early days of the city.The wealthiest members of society who controlled trade and the military were the patricians, but only in the very early days of the city.The wealthiest members of society who controlled trade and the military were the patricians, but only in the very early days of the city.The wealthiest members of society who controlled trade and the military were the patricians, but only in the very early days of the city.The wealthiest members of society who controlled trade and the military were the patricians, but only in the very early days of the city.The wealthiest members of society who controlled trade and the military were the patricians, but only in the very early days of the city.The wealthiest members of society who controlled trade and the military were the patricians, but only in the very early days of the city.
regulate foreign trade
Portugal began to establish trading posts in Africa in the early 1400s.
They had a strong military and trade system.
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it means to control trade
Regulate interstate trade.
I think I figured it out is it Congress that can regulate trade???
they traded with the HBC posts all around north america
Before Portugal established trading posts along the West African coast, Europeans primarily obtained slaves through a variety of means, including warfare, raids, and the existing slave trade networks operated by African kingdoms. Some Europeans engaged in direct capture during military expeditions, while others relied on local intermediaries who provided slaves in exchange for goods. This early involvement laid the groundwork for the later, more organized transatlantic slave trade that would be facilitated by Portuguese trading posts.
Trading Posts
House Of Trade