APFIVE Colonial Response to British Trade Restrictions
How did the colonial reaction to British trade restrictions, such as the Navigation and Molasses Acts, indicate a shift in colonial values during the 17th and 18th centuries?
A
Colonists responded by fully integrating British mercantilist ideas into their local economies without resistance.
B
Colonists universally accepted the trade restrictions as necessary for the stability of the colonial economy.
C
Colonists prioritized maintaining loyalty to Britain, viewing any resistance as a betrayal of economic prosperity.
D
Colonists increasingly resisted these restrictions, signaling a growing commitment to economic self-determination and dissent against imperial control.
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