Colonial Autonomy And British Trade Regulation
A proponent of colonial autonomy would most likely have agreed with which of the following arguments regarding British regulation of colonial trade?
A
The notion of colonial self-governance was largely illusory, with British policies leaving little room for genuine local decision-making.
B
Limited British interference in local commercial affairs allowed the colonies to cultivate their own robust and independent economic systems.
C
Strong British regulation was necessary to shield the colonies from the volatility of international markets.
D
Colonial trade regulations had negligible effects on the growth and diversification of local economies.
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