Identify the four reasons why the navigation acts were not initially enforced by england. england was at war with france and wanted

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Identify the four reasons why the Navigation Acts were not initially enforced by England. First, England was at war with France and sought to maintain the loyalty of the colonies. Second, the colonies were growing in strength and influence. Third, American merchants were competing with English merchants, creating tension in trade. Lastly, there was an ongoing struggle between the King of England and Parliament regarding governance. Additionally, the significant distance between England and the colonies made enforcement challenging, and many colonists were not strictly adhering to the Navigation Acts.

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"England was at war with France and wanted the loyalty of the colonies" " struggle was going on between the king of England and Parliament" "Growing trade with the colonies gave more profits to the British" and "A great distance separated England and the colonies" are correct, especially the last one.

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- England was at war with France and wanted the loyalty of the colonies.- A struggle was going on between the king of England and Parliament.- Growing trade with the colonies gave more profits to the British.- A great distance separated England and the colonies. i did this quiz and got this answer correct when i chose these four.

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the navigation acts were a group of laws which were established to restrict foreign trade. the four reasons that england didn't initially enforce the laws were trade with the colonies meant more profit for england, england was at war with france, the distance between england and the colonies, and there was a struggle going on between the king and parliament.

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Parliament passed laws which forbade the shipping of woolens, hats, and iron products out of the colony in which they were manufactured. ... Smuggling was common in the colonies and in England . As a result, the Navigation Acts did notsuccessfully control the colonial trade.Hope this helps you with your History.

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I believe the answer is: - England was at war with France and wanted the loyalty of the colonies - American merchants were competing with English merchants - A struggle was going on between the king of England and parliament - great distance separated England and the coloniesBecause of these reasons, navigation act was created in 1651 in order to prevent the colony form trading with other european nations. By doing this, England could keep the profit from the hands of their european competitors Which defintiely help them in their war against france and help the king maintain their position in their country.

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"A great distance separated England and the colonies" "England was at war with France and wanted the loyalty of the colonies" and "American merchants were competing with English merchants" are all correct.

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Identify the four reasons why the navigation acts were not initially enforced by england. england was at war with france and wanted

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