Merchants in the american colonies began smuggling goods because

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They smuggled goods into the colonies to avoid paying unfair British taxes.
The taxation was part of the Sugar Act. This act made them pay taxes on sugar and made it illegal for them to import anything.

Explain how and why slavery developed in the american colonies

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Explain how and why slavery developed in the american colonies

How did the seven years war affect the american colonies

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How did the Seven Years War affect the American colonies

The total number of slaves in the american colonies continually

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The total number of enslaved peoplein the American colonies continually between 1620 and 1750. Over this period, the lives of enslaved people became . The majority of enslaved people in …

A reason why slavery developed in the american colonies was

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A reason why slavery developed in the American colonies was A. indentured servants became enslaved after seven years. B. southern plantation owners needed more labor at lower costs. C. indentured …

An important resource spain wanted from its american colonies was

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What role did agriculture play in the early american colonies

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An indentured servant moving to the american colonies

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An indentured servant moving to the American colonies had to pay for room and board. eventually became an enslaved person. O agreed to work for a set period of time. …

Which statement accurately describes the 13 american colonies

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Which statement accurately describes the 13 american colonies? a. each colony was started as a business. b. each colony was started as a royal charter. c. each colony ensured that …

Spain and france desired a colonial victory in the american revolution because they

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Spain and France wanted a colonial victory in the American Revolution because they _______. A.) sought access to the Continental navy. B.) wanted each other out of the colonies. C.) …

After the civil war, the federal government began to extend civil rights to african americans by

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passing amendments to the Constitution. signing the Emancipation Proclamation. paying reparations to them. helping them move to the Northern states.

How did the english civil war affect the american colonies

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To what extent did the english civil war serve as a turning point for the colonies in america, what were the characteristics before and after that time period

Why did britain adopt mercantilist policies for the american colonies

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Why did Britain adopt mercantilist policies for the American colonies? Britain believed that trading with other nations would not benefit the colonies. Britain believed the colonies should develop an independent …

The english bill of rights influenced the american colonies by

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The English Bill of Rights influence the American colonies by Establishin three separate branches of guvernment Providing a model of representative guvernment Giving back the original rights of the colonies …

Spain helped the colonial army during the american revolution by

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Spain helped the Colonial army during the American Revolution by 1 building ships for American use. 2keeping the British navy occupied. 3forcing General Cornwallis to surrender. 4trapping the British on …