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The Woolens Act of 1699 aimed to protect the English woolen industry by prohibiting the export of woolen goods from England to other countries, particularly to the American colonies. This legislation sought to ensure that woolen production remained a profitable domestic industry, thereby preventing competition and ensuring that the English economy benefited from its wool trade. Additionally, the Act aimed to boost local employment and maintain control over colonial trade practices.
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Which group was most opposed to laws like the Woolens Act Hat Act and the Iron Act?
colonial factory owners
What did the exclusion act do?
act purpose
Who was Susanna Fontanarossa's mother?
Her mother is unknown, but what we do know is that she was the daughter of a woolens merchant. == ==
What purpose did the Indian Removal Act have?
The purpose of the Indian Removal Act was to take the Indians to the land west of the Mississippi River.
Purpose of sugar act?
The act lowered the tax on molasses imported by the colonists
Which group was most opposed to laws like the Woolens Act Hat Act and the Iron Act?
colonial factory owners
Who imposed the Wool Act?
The Wool Act of 1699 is an Act of the Parliament of England
What is the Wool Act of 1699?
they passed the parliament
Is there any need to carry your woolens to srinagar gulmarg and pahalgam?
Are you going? then take your woolens.
Why woolens are worn in winter?
Woolens absorb heat quickly and therefore keep people warm.
Where should mothballs be kept?
In your "woolens" draw.
What countries dominated the woolens trade?
Australia
Why do you wear woolens during winter?
To keep warm
What is a woolens?
Something made from wool-which is from a sheep's hair
What is the purpose of an Act having definitions?
What is a purpose of an act having definations
1699 what Chinese year is it?
1699 was the Chinese year of the Rabbit.
What is 1699 divided by 8?
212.375
