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The hat act of 1732 and the iron act of 1759 were examples of england's attempts to: restrict the publication of reading materials in the colonies restrict export of raw ma…

The hat act of 1732 and the iron act of 1759 were examples of england's attempts to: restrict the publication of reading materials in the colonies restrict export of raw ma…
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the hat act of 1732 and the iron act of 1759 were examples of england's attempts to: restrict the publication of reading materials in the colonies restrict export of raw materials in the colonies restrict manufacturing in the colonies restrict the import of goods to the colonies

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The hat act was to "restrict manufacturing in the colonies"

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