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22 June, 11:42

What was the british system of mercantilism designed to accomplish?

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  1. 22 June, 12:24
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    The British system of mercantilism was designed to pay all of the bills that the British had to pay, because they had little to no money to pay off their debt, and if I can remember correctly, their debt was around 122£ (pounds).
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