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Tobacco
Mercantilism gave the colonies a reliable market for some of their raw materials and an eager supplier of the manufactured goods they needed. However, it prevented them from selling goods to other nations, even if they could get a better price. Also, if a colony produced nothing the home country needed, the colony could not acquire gold or silver to buy manufactured goods.
Mercantilism gave the colonies a reliable market for some of their raw materials and an eager supplier of the manufactured goods they needed. However, it prevented them from selling goods to other nations, even if they could get a better price. Also, if a colony produced nothing the home country needed, the colony could not acquire gold or silver to buy manufactured goods.
Bartering
maryland was a sucess because it had money and had farmed goods as in tobacco and indigo and rice etc....
Crab cakes and fresh shellfish
Crab cakes and fresh shellfish
medince pork
No, but they did have iron goods but no metal
They used goods
Rice and indigo were the two main products of the Georgia colony.