Question

What was one result of the Navigation Acts?
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A. The colonists could only sell their products in England.
B. Shipping costs to England were less than to other countries.
C. Colonists paid less for the goods they bought.
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D. English ships could only be built in the colonies.

Answer 1

Answer:Parliament passed laws which forbade the shipping of woolens, hats, and iron products out of the colony in which they were manufactured. The purpose of these laws was to prevent the development of manufacturing in the colonies. ... As a result, the Navigation Acts did not successfully control the colonial trade.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Option: A. The colonists could only sell their products in England.

Explanation:

The Navigation Acts managed the trading rights of the colonies in America. The acts allowed the colonist only to trade with Britain. It also controlled the import of goods from other countries, restricting them to supply limited goods in colonies. The laws assisted in generating wealth for the crown. These acts eventually served in bringing on the Revolutionary War in America.