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Quebec became a fur trading enterprise. The French would befriend the Native Americans to learn where the good hunting grounds were to get fur for trading. The settlement of Quebec, however, set devastating Indian Wars into motion. These conflicts reduced Iroquois population. French priests sought converts.
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This was the basis of civil and criminal law until the eighteenth century.
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Aimed at the Dutch - must ship goods on English ships.
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Certain resources from North America go to England
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Extended partial church membership to church members' children who had not yet experienced conversion.
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Everything (goods) going to the New World has to go through England.
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"All Negroes or other slaves hereafter imported into province shall serve for life as should their children."
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Tax on goods shipped from one colony to another.
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This river was the key to trading.
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Court to enforce Navigation Act of 1651, Navigation Act of 1660, Staple Act of 1663, and Plantation Duty Act of 1673.