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The Navigation acts were critical to the British because it eliminated the power to trade with other countries, and empowered the British due to the increase of profit. This transformed an alienated feeling to the colonists because they weren't allowed to trade with anyone else. The Navigation acts were forgotten and neglected by the colonists which is referred to as Salutary Neglect. Salutary Neglect led to smuggling then the Navigation acts were enforced in 1763. Nonetheless, The Navigation acts were hated and many people rebelled in several ways, such as: smuggling. Not only were they prohibited from trading with other countries but they couldn't trade among themselves.

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A 1) The navigation acts helped the British by eliminating the colonist ability to trade with other countries so it forces the Colonists to only be able to trade with the British.
A 2) The colonist felt alienated because they couldn't interact with the rest of the world
C 1) The British abused these acts by having high prices on all there merchandise.
C 2) They couldn't build relationships with other countries.
E 1) By abusing these acts they were able to make more money because the colonist couldn't trade with anybody else.
E 2) The

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A.1: The Navigation acts were important to the British because the colonists were only able to do business with others from Britain. A.2: This alienated the colonists because they weren't able to trade or interact with the rest of the world.
C.1: The Navigation Acts were important to the British because they only focused on selling British goods and increasing the prices on them.
C.2: They were alienated because when they went against these laws they were abused by the British Government.
E.1: They only allowed the selling of British goods because they wanted to show their superiority over the other nations.
E.2: This created alienation because they didn't want to trade with outside nations with the fear of being abused

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(A.1) The Navigation acts were important to the British because it would keep them from losing money.
(A.2) Colonists were alienated because they were prohibited from trading.
(C.1) The Navigation Act had their restrictions on colonial trade, thus stopping them from trading with who they wanted to.
(C.2)  smuggling was evidence that the colonists felt alienated.
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(E.2) if Colonists

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The Navigation Acts were important to the British because they restricted colonists' trade to only Britain and the British alienated the colonies so only Britain can make money off of the colonies. The British restricted the colonists' trade to only Britain because the British raised the taxes on goods from Britain since the colonies can only buy goods from Britain. The British wanted to make profit from the colonies' alienation because they didn't want to lose money and they were taking advantage from the colonies as the mother country.

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The navigation acts were important to the British because the colonist were only able to buy from within the British colony. This allowed Britain to establish a way of economy to themselves, established rules to where the citizens were only allowed to buy off of them because they didn't allow other ships to trade with them. This act was hated by people because the materials they sold were very expensive, which led to smuggling.

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A1: The Navigation Acts were important to the British because it supplied their income and gave power over the colonists.
A2: The colonists did not reap the benefits of the Navigation  Acts due to the fact that they bought from Britain more than they sold.
C1: Goods had to land in Britain first and they were able to tax the items gaining more money from the process.
C2: The colonists were limited to only buy from the British and could not trade amongst themselves and others.
E1: It ensures that Britain has an financial upper-hand against the colonists.
E2: This made the colonists upset with the restrictions that they smuggled illegal goods from other European nations.

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A1: The British were losing money and in order to keep them from losing money they wrote the Navigation Acts.
A2: They discriminated the colonists because they were poor people looking for what was false hope.

C1: The British went on and put limits on goods the colonists produced, the ships they used, and mainly who they trade with.
C2: The British also put on restrictions on how the colonies spent their money so that the British could control their economy.

E1: This caused the colonists to buy only goods from the British and to not encounter other manufactured products from other countries.
E2: The British knew the colonists benefited from other countries, so eventually they began to enforce the trade restrictions and even started to pass new restrictions in order to have a good control.

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A (1).The Navigation Acts were very important to the British because they prohibited the use of any ships that weren't of His Majesty's fleet.
A (2).The Navigation Acts further alienated the British because it angered the colonists by restricting them to the point where they were not allowed to do business with anyone other than their homeland.
C (1). The Navigation Acts were important to the British because they took advantage of the colonist and only benefited from the Acts as oppose to the colonist gaining an enormous burden.
C(2).  The British alienated the colonist because they were focused soley on gaining money instead of having to care for the colonist.
E(1). As a result, the British basically had a monopoly on colonial trade and economy.
E(2). With the colonist feeling alienated they resorted to smuggling goods instead of paying for the overpriced goods from Britain.

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The Navigation Acts of 1650 were important to the British because they allowed  them to profit exponentially from the colonists; the British alienated the colonists because they wanted to use them for their own economic advantage. The Dutch attempted to trade with the colonists, but the British imposed laws that prohibited them to do so. American merchants must ship products exclusively to Britain, even if prices are better somewhere else.
The fact that the British imposed the Navigation Acts to make money out of the colonies shows that it was important to the British for them to maintain their rich lifestyle by any means possible. Because the British imposed the Navigation Acts so strictly explains why colonists were not allowed to trade with other nations (unless they smuggled).

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The Navigation Acts were important to the British because the colonists could only make business with British and it alienated the colonists by only being able to trade with the British. The British found the Navigation Acts important because they solely benefited heavily from trading with the colonists, even if the Dutch or French had cheaper items the colonists still had to trade with the British. The colonists felt alienated because they couldn't trade with anyone else at all, so they turned to smuggling to help themselves out.

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the navigation acts were important due to the facts that the britain kept the money made more money off of the colonist. also  making it easier so the colonists had no money for themselves or anyone else.

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A1: The Navigation Acts were important to the British because they depended on it to regulate the trade.
A2: This alienated the colonists because they couldn't interact with the rest of the world.
C1: The Navigation Acts put restrictions on colonial trade, meaning who they could trade with and what they can produce.
C2: The alienated led to colonists to illegally smuggle goods.
E1: As a result, this ensured that the colonists only bought their goods from the British.
E2: This upset the colonists as they knew they benefited more from other countries which later brought much power to smugglers and increased the secret trade.

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A(1): the navigation acts were important because they had limited the trading abilities of the colonists preventing them from doing trading businesses with the exception of only trading with the British.
A(2) They had been discriminating the colonists for leaving the mother country, being "failures' if they couldn't make it in Great Britain, along with isolating them from the rest of the world.
C(1):  Goods had always arrived first to land in Great Britain, which gave the ability to tax the goods in order to increase the profits made on various goods.
C(2) The Colonists were limited to buy from the British and couldn't make trade with various nations, as Britain only looked to profit off them.
E(1): They were fully aware of smuggling that had took place,along with the fact many officials had been bribed to stay silent. Now that the act was fully in play it had resulted in the limitations of goods, forcing colonists to purchase off the taxed goods from Britain, as G. Britain makes a tidy profit.
E(2): Not many people had the ability to have a good life in Great Britain,but seeing a good chance of having a better life. However those who had stayed had seen this more as an excuse for not being able to make it. Now with the addition of the trade limitations damaging a bit of the colonial economy, being forced to purchase off the pricey British, rather than going into trade with various other European nations like France, Spain, and Netherlands.

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A1: The Navigation Acts were so important to the British because they restricted colonial trade from other countries.
A2: They generally isolated the colonists because it prevented other countries from making more of a profit than the British.
C1: The Navigation Acts were deemed important to the British as evidenced by the fact that colonists smuggled goods from the French, Dutch, and Spanish West Indies such as the Bahamas and Cuba.
C2: The reason why the British isolated the colonists was because smugglers began gaining more power and began to increase their illicit trade.
E1: The fact that the Navigation Acts were important to the British due to restricted colonial trade, supports that they could maintain control over their economies.
E2: The British eventually alienated the colonists which led them to fear the fact that they might been abused because they did not want to trade with outside nations.

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The Navigation Acts were crucial to the British due to the fact that the colonists would make business only with the British and they would alienate the colonists by making them able to trade with the British only. Making business with only the British due to the Navigation Acts were crucial because the British would apply restrictions for the colonists to only trade with them to have a better economy only for the British. By making the colonists only be able to trade with the British, alienated the colonists because they would have no freedom, no interaction with the rest of the world and were pretty much tied down to certain things they could have.

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A(1):The navigation acts were important to the British because it restricted colonial trade
A(2): The British alienated the colonists because the colonists were not able to trade or interact with other countries.
C(1): To the British, restricting colonial trade meant more money for them and more dominance
C(2):  They alienated colonies were smuggling goods from other countries
E(1): The British were so bad in their economy because of the smuggling good the french, dutch and Spanish west indies were loading.
E(2): To the British it was a bad experience in how their economy wasn't working out for them because the France and other countries like Spain made the colonists not trade with British which affect them in their economy.

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(A1); The Navigation Acts was so important to the British because it allowed them to remain dominant over the colonists and their trade.
(A2);It generally alienated the colonists because since it was Britain who made their transactions possible in the first place, they owed their success to Britain.
(C1);"The Navigation Acts was a law passed that enacted to restrict colonial trades."
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(C2);"British colonies were money makers for the mother country"
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"[...] British put restrictions on how their colonies spent their money so that they could control their economies."
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(E1);The fact that the Navigation Acts was a law passed that enacted to restrict colonial trade supports the claim because Navigation Acts allowed Britain to benefit financially since it restricted the colonists from buying manufactured goods from the West Indies.
(E2); The fact that British colonies were the money makers for the mother country and Britain controlled the colonists expenses supports the second claim because since Britain provided the ability to create the major funding, the colonists were economically and financially endowed to Britain.

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Mercantilism is an economic system where a mother country prospers at the expense of its colonies as evidenced by the Navigation Acts and the smuggling that occurred in the colonies. The Navigation acts prove that England wanted to prosper at the expense of the colonies because, under the Navigation acts, the colonists could only trade with Britain, even though it might be cheaper for the colonists to do business with the French or Dutch. The smuggling serves as evidence that mercantilism only serves the mother country because if the colonies were content, then there would be no smuggling