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Yes, English colonies actively engaged in trade both among themselves and with other nations. They exported raw materials, such as tobacco, sugar, and timber, to England and imported manufactured goods in return. The triangular trade route also facilitated the exchange of enslaved people, goods, and resources between Africa, the Americas, and Europe. This trade was crucial for the economic development of the colonies and their integration into the global economy.

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