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What were two effects of the Navigation Acts? A - an increase in piracy and smuggling B - increased trade opportunities C - increased costs for colonial businesses
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What were two effects of the Navigation Acts?

A - an increase in piracy and smuggling
B - increased trade opportunities
C - increased costs for colonial businesses

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Answer:

  • A - an increase in piracy and smuggling.
  • C - increased costs for colonial businesses.

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