1 gen 1763 anni - The Navigation Act (1700's)

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The Navigation Act was a series of laws passed by the British Parliament in the 17th and 8th century. These laws were designed to regulate trade and commerce between England and its colonies. The main goals of the act were to ensure that the economic benefits of colonial trade flowed back to England to strengthen their power. The Navigation Acts were primarily enacted in England by the British Parliament. However, their effects were felt across the British colonies, especially in North America and the Caribbean. The Navigation Acts contributed to the colonial War for Independence by creating economic frustration among the colonists. These laws restricted the colony's trade options with other countries and forcing them to rely on England, which limited their financial growth. Colonist begin to smuggle goods to and from the colonies. The Navigation Acts and such laws as the Stamp Act lead the way to the American Revoliution.

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