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Why was Transatlantic trade used by European nations?

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It represented a principal way to become stronger to them.

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Describe the logistics of the triangular trade routes:

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  • first a ship would leave port in New England carrying rum across the Atlantic to west Africa, then the rum would be traded for hundreds of captive africans
  • next, the ship would set out on the horrendous Middle passage. those africans who survived the voyage would be traded in the west indies for sugar cane
  • third, completing the last side of the triangle, the ship returned to a new England port where the sugar would be sold to be made into rum.
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What is Mercantilism in a nutshell.

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the economic theory that a country’s wealthy was determined by how much more it explored than it imported

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Even though mercantilism was the normal practice of this time period, how did England enforce these regulations?

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England was normally very lax in regulations to the colonies even though mercantilism was supposed to be strict enforcement. this was called salutary neglect

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What was King James II determined to do with the colonies?

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To increase royal control over the colonies by combining them into larger administrative units and doing away with representative assemblies.

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What was the result of this lust for control?

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It led to the glorious revolution

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