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Urijah Horn

28 March, 01:52

Who benefited the most from the Navigation Acts passed by Britain in the 1660s? Select one: a. the colonists through increased production of agricultural goods b. the Dutch who used the acts to take over much of Britain's trade c. Colonial merchants who traded between London and Virginia or Maryland d. Britain through increased employment, wealth, and taxes

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