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Prior to the passage of the Navigation Acts: a. the colonies traded more with the Dutch than with England. b. the declining commercial success of the colonial enterprise forced parliament to undertake different measures to make them profitable. c. all colonial goods had to pass through England before being sold on the continent. d. colonial trade was heavily regulated by the British. e. colonial governments except that of Virginia operated largely independently of the crown.

          Prior to the passage of the Navigation Acts:
a. the colonies traded more with the Dutch than with England.
b. the declining commercial success of the colonial enterprise forced parliament to undertake different measures to
make them profitable.
c. all colonial goods had to pass through England before being sold on the continent.
d. colonial trade was heavily regulated by the British.
e. colonial governments except that of Virginia operated largely independently of the crown.

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Prior to the passage of the Navigation Acts:
a. the colonies traded more with the Dutch than with England.
b. the declining commercial success of the colonial enterprise forced parliament to undertake different measures to
make them profitable.
c. all colonial goods had to pass through England before being sold on the continent.
d. colonial trade was heavily regulated by the British.
e. colonial governments except that of Virginia operated largely independently of the crown.

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Step 1: The Navigation Acts were a series of laws passed by the British Parliament in the 17th century to regulate colonial trade and to benefit the British economy. Show more…

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Prior to the passage of the Navigation Acts: a. the colonies traded more with the Dutch than with England. b. the declining commercial success of the colonial enterprise forced parliament to undertake different measures to make them profitable. c. all colonial goods had to pass through England before being sold on the continent. d. colonial trade was heavily regulated by the British. e. colonial governments except that of Virginia operated largely independently of the crown. Prior to the passage of the Navigation Acts: @a.the colonies traded more with the Dutch than with England. @ b. the declining commercial success of the colonial enterprise forced parliament to undertake different measures to make them profitable. O c. all colonial goods had to pass through England before being sold on the continent. O d.colonial trade was heavily regulated by the British O e. colonial governments except that of Virginia operated largely independently of the crown.

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