Mercantilist policies were followed in both French and British colonies, this has led to differing opinions on its effect on economic development in these early colonies. T/f

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Perrie · Answer 1 · 2022-01-25T16:00:32+0000

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Remember that the mercantilist mentality meant that only colonies of a certain European power can trade with their fellow territories or colonies and their homeland.

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