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Mercantism was the idea that a nation's existence depended on power, and power depended on wealth. To gain wealth a country had to have colonies. These to provided a constant source of raw materials and become markets for the manufactured goods to the country that owned them or their "Mother Country."
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Why was there little argument between England and the colonies before 1763?
English laws controlling trade were not strictly enforced
How did the decisions of England royal judges help bring equality to English law?
They enforced royal laws that helped people all over England receive equal treatment.
Which organization established by Mussolini enforced his control?
The Black Shirts enforced Mussolini's control over Italy.
Why did the people of England think cromwell was a traitor?
People grew discontent with Cromwell's government because the execution of Charles I was not universally popular, the Puritans enforced strict policies, and England was at war with Spain and France and had forces in Scotland.
How was the proclamation of 1763 enforced?
The quartering act
How was the system of mercantilism enforced by England?
The system of mercantilism was properly enforced by England. This can be attributed to the structures that have been put in place in the country.
How well was the system of mercantilism enforce by England?
The system of mercantilism was properly enforced by England. This can be attributed to the structures that have been put in place in the country.
How well was the system of mercantilism by England?
It was inconsistently enforced
What was dominant economic philosophy in western Europe during the seventeenth century?
mercantilism
How did the decisions of England's royal judge help bring to England law?
They enforced royal laws that helped people all over England receive equal treatment.
What was the law of the sugar act?
It put a tax on sugar enforced by the king of England in the 18th century
Who made and enforced the rules in colonial Virginia?
King George who ruled England and his wife Queen Charlotte.
Why was there little argument between England and the colonies before 1763?
English laws controlling trade were not strictly enforced
What protestantism did King Henry VIII enforce in england?
He created the church of England and enforced that, because the pope would not give him a divorce on his first wife, Catherine of Aragon.
Domestic violence in Sweden and England?
In both England and Sweden it is thought to be socially acceptable and although there is a sentence of up to 35 years in Britain and 28 in Sweden, it is rarely enforced.
How did the decisions of England royal judges help bring equality to English law?
They enforced royal laws that helped people all over England receive equal treatment.
What does the folly of England and the ruin of America?
The folly of England refers to the stupidity or unfairness of the stamp tax, and if enforced, will be the ruin of America (more money out of Americans pockets and at the same time enriching England). This was before the revolution in 1776.
