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Reasons for growth in the American economy from 1720-1760?
Britain had not imposed any tariffs or taxes on the Colonies. After the global war called the 7 year War (French and Indian War in North America) England imposed taxes on the Colonies to pay for the war effort. This led to the colonial rebellion.
How did French mercantilism system work?
System based on the fact that a country benefits by accumulating monetary reserves through a positive balance of trade.
How did French Mercantilism work Please let me know ASAP?
Mercantilism is an economic policy that attempts to gain revenue for the country based on a balance of trade. Typical policies under mercantilism include high taxation and a favor of exporting goods over importing them. Mercantilism was important in France in the 16th century. During this time France's finance minister was Colbert, who led the mercantile movement in the country. The country worked hard to ensure more exports than imports, even to the point of bringing in artists and tradesmen from other countries to make goods in France. During this period, the French government controlled how most of the goods made in the country were produced. France rose to great power under this economic policy.
What are pros and cons of british theory mercantilism?
Pros:New england ship building prosperedincreases the motherlands wealthenglish military forces protected the colonies from potential attacks by the french and spanishchesapeake tobacco had a monopoly in englandCons:colonial manufacturing severly limitedcolonies sell their raw materials cheap to buying the finished product for more moneychesapeake farmers received low prices for their cropscreated negative political effects on british---colonial relations
How did the colonies benefit under mercantilism?
No. Sure, the Colonists might have been protected by Britain from France or Spain, but that was solely because of the dependence the Colonies had with Britain. If there was no connection with Britain, the Colonies might have had no enemies, since France and Spain were the enemy of BRITAIN not the colonists. This was proven when the French and the Colonist both unified to defeat the British in the R.W. And after the taxes actually started to get enforced, the colonists really had no control over any lawful action. Parliament enforced unjust and biased laws on the Colonies, the King's way of rule was looked down upon in America and Mercantilism really served no purpose at this point in time. You could look at it like this. Just because a certain establishment founded a nation long ago does not mean that establishment could abuse it's power on that nation for founding it, ... long ago. NOT ONLY THAT, but the distance and the difference in size between the two land masses only increased the difference margin for the colonists. How can such a small island like Great Britain, rule over the much bigger and farther landmass like America. It just doesn't work. Earlier when the colonies first started out it might have been necessary but it served no purpose later on.
How did the french indian war affect 13 colonies?
The French and Indian War affected the 13 colonies because the colonies were taxed of the money that was spent by England.
How did the french and Indian war affect the land claims in the colonies?
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How did french and Indian War affect the British and ultimately the colonies?
The war caused England a great amount of money. They taxed colonies without their opinion about it.
How did the French and Indian war affect the British and and ultimately the colonies?
The war caused England a great amount of money. They taxed colonies without their opinion about it.
How did the French and Indian war affect British and ultimately the colonies?
The war caused England a great amount of money. They taxed colonies without their opinion about it.
Where was the French and Indian War?
The French and Indian War war was in the 13 colonies
How did the French and the Indian war affect the colonies?
It would later cause the Revolutionary War, as the American Colonies would become angry with Britain's attempts to tax them.
How did the French and Indian War affect the Colonists?
After the French and Indian war the colonies were taxed because of the money spent by England. Some of these taxes included the stamp act. This eventually started the American Revolution.
What was Prime Minister George Grenville's opinion of the colonies?
That the colonies should help pay for the French and indian war.
What where the results of the french Indian war to the colonies?
french won lost
What did the french do' After the french and Indian war in the colonies in 1763?
left India
After the French and Indian War in the colonies in 1763 what happen to the French?
they left india
