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How did colonists view the trade laws that England set?
they looked at a piece of paper that had the trade laws on it and that's how they viewed it.
In colonial governments what did the royal governor do?
He made sure colonists didn't pass any laws that could hurt England A+
Why did the colonists feel that the taxes and laws were unfair?
Cause they had no representation of the taxation
What was the relationship between the American colonists and the English during the middle of the 18th century?
continued to drift in a period of benign neglect
What caused English colonists to begin looking for new places to trade their goods?
what caused the english colonists to begin looking for a new place to trade because the english laws controlled trade with its colonies however many merchants began to ignore the english law
How did colonists view the trade laws that England set?
they looked at a piece of paper that had the trade laws on it and that's how they viewed it.
What and trade laws did Parliament pass?
The right to tax the colonists.
What trade laws did Parliament pass?
The right to tax the colonists.
How did the colonists undermine british restrictions on trade?
The colonists avoided the laws regarding trade by smuggling goods on foreign ships.
What tax and trade laws did parliament pass?
The right to tax the colonists.
What tax trade laws did Parliament pass?
The right to tax the colonists.
In colonial governments what did the royal governor do?
He made sure colonists didn't pass any laws that could hurt England A+
Why did the colonists feel that the taxes and laws were unfair?
Cause they had no representation of the taxation
England set laws on trade to and from the colonies. Why do you think this might lead to conflicts between colonist and England. Explain your answer.?
England's laws regulating trade to and from the colonies often restricted colonial merchants' ability to trade freely, leading to frustration among colonists who sought greater economic independence. These restrictions not only limited their profits but also fostered a sense of resentment against what they perceived as overreach by the British government. As colonists began to value their autonomy and economic self-determination, these tensions escalated, setting the stage for conflict over issues of governance and rights. Ultimately, such trade laws contributed to a growing desire for independence, culminating in the American Revolution.
Why did Parliament want the colonies to trade only with England?
England had established the colonies in North America to make England rich.England rulers passed laws to regulate, or control, trade in the colonies.
What act required colonies to trade only with England?
The Navigation Acts forced the colonists to trade with England and only allowed very limited trade with other countries.
What required the colonist to trade only with England?
The requirement for American colonists to trade only with England was largely established by the Navigation Acts, enacted in the 17th century. These laws aimed to ensure that colonial trade benefited England economically by controlling the flow of goods and restricting trade with other nations. This mercantilist policy was intended to bolster England's wealth and power by monopolizing colonial resources and markets, ultimately leading to colonial resentment and contributing to the desire for independence.
