How did the economic policies discussed in the passages affect the political relationships of the transatlantic world in the late 18th and early 19th centuries?

European colonies carried out a wave of revolts to break free of restrictive imperial economic systems.
European colonies formed alliances with other colonies to gain economic autonomy from imperial powers.
European nations secured the loyalty of their colonies by sharing the economic advantages of their trade monopolies.
European nations sought closer political ties with their colonies to help them develop worldwide trade monopolies.

The economic policies discussed influenced the revolts of the European colonies between the late 18th and early 19th centuries to break free from imperial economic systems.

What was the colony?

Colonialism is a term to refer to the social and economic system in which a foreign state dominates and exploits a colony, usually by force. Colonialism is characterized by the usurpation of land, wealth and resources.

During the 15th and 16th centuries, several European countries colonized the territory of America and imposed unequal economic measures that affected the Creoles of each colony. Due to the above, opposition groups arose that in the 18th and 19th centuries fought for their independence (option A).

One of the main reasons for the colonies to become independent was the restrictive and limiting economic systems that were based on the use of resources for the benefit of the central empire and not its colonies.

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