Question

How were the Navigation Acts of 1651 and the Molasses Act of 1733 alike?

O They both put limits on colonial trade.
O They both shut down colonial ports.
O They both forced the colonies to trade with the Dutch.
O They both eliminated taxes on colonial imports.

Answer 1

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Las Actas de Navegación de Inglaterra fueron una serie de leyes que, por la dictada el 9 de octubre de 1651, restringieron el uso de barcos extranjeros en el comercio de Inglaterra (más tarde Gran Bretaña y sus colonias). Surgieron como consecuencia de la Revolución de 1648, en respuesta al conflicto económico. El resentimiento contra estas leyes motivó las guerras anglo-neerlandesas y la Guerra de la Independencia de los Estados Unidos.

Adam Smith la llamó «quizá la más sabia de todas las regulaciones comerciales de Inglaterra».[cita requerida] Fue el primer paso de Inglaterra para convertirse en la potencia naval más importante del mundo.

Answer 2

The English Sailing Acts were a series of laws which, by that issued on 9 October 1651, restricted the use of foreign ships in trade in England (later Britain and its colonies). They emerged as a result of the Revolution of 1648, in response to economic conflict. Resentment against these laws prompted the Anglo-Dutch wars and the American War of Independence.

Adam Smith called her "perhaps the wisest of all England's trade regulations." [citation required] It was England's first step in becoming the world's most important naval power.

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