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How did Britain control trade with the colonies?
The Britain's controlled by giving the colonists a deficit, which means that they are making less money then they are buying. Britain said that we let you be free and we have been patient so now its your turn to help us. Also the colonists didn't know how to make produced cotton so they sold it to Britain for (just making it up) 2 dollars. Then the colonists bought it for 3 dollars.
Why were the colonies so important to European nations?
trade possibilites.
In what year did America found the 13 colonies?
they did'NT, it was Great Britain who coloniSed what we know as the thirteen colonies.. then they became the 13 states in 1776 when the decleration of indpendance was signed
What trades were there in the 1700s?
There was the triangular trade between the Indies, Britain, and America. The trade consisted of slaves, rum, rifles (since guns did not exist at that time), gun powder, etc.
How and why did Britain attempt to reorganize its n American colonies?
they first taxed the colonists so everyone would know Britain's in charge. this backfired obviously. they did this because they needed resources from America
Why did England regulate trade between the North American Colonies?
I dont care why do you want to know loser
Where were the trade ports in the southern colonies?
i really don't know.
What was an important trade center in the Southern Colonies?
I don't know, mom
How did Britain control trade with the colonies?
The Britain's controlled by giving the colonists a deficit, which means that they are making less money then they are buying. Britain said that we let you be free and we have been patient so now its your turn to help us. Also the colonists didn't know how to make produced cotton so they sold it to Britain for (just making it up) 2 dollars. Then the colonists bought it for 3 dollars.
Besides agriculture and trade what were two industries in Southern Colonies?
Slavery and i do not know
What effect did the triangular trade routes have on the people of the British colonies?
You are stupid if you don't know the answer.
Why were the colonies so important to European nations?
trade possibilites.
What reasons does Jefferson give to support his premise that the US should break away from Great Britain?
Yes, Thomas Jefferson did explain why the colonies should break away from Great Britain. He created the document, Declaration of Independance, that stated that the American colonies had the right to break away from Great Britain.
Which of the thirteen colonies were founded profit or trade?
Of the original 13 colonies the southern colonies settled for profit and trade. since the south's cash crop was tobacco they used it to make a large sum of there money and in using tobacco they were able to trade for many goods that they did nit have do to there location.
In what year did America found the 13 colonies?
they did'NT, it was Great Britain who coloniSed what we know as the thirteen colonies.. then they became the 13 states in 1776 when the decleration of indpendance was signed
What are the major exports of great Britain during triangular trade?
i dont know. dont ask
What trades were there in the 1700s?
There was the triangular trade between the Indies, Britain, and America. The trade consisted of slaves, rum, rifles (since guns did not exist at that time), gun powder, etc.
