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How did the Navigation Acts change the way the colonies could trade?
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How did the Navigation Acts change the way the colonies could trade?

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The act forced English Colonist to only trade with England. This restricted them from trading with the Netherlands, France, and other European Countries.

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it changed by other colonies moving to different areas and trading with other people

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