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Restricted colonial trade to ships constructed in England or English America which carried a crew at least 75 percent Englishor Anglo-American.
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The Act of Unionunited Scotland and England under one Parliment in 1707, a workable administrative framework for Anglo-American trade was in place, fostering the growth of a dynamic eighteenth century empire of goods that benefited both Britian and her North Amercan colonies.
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Passed by the British Parliment. The new tax was imposed on all American colonists and required them to pay a tax on every piece of printed paper they used. Ship's papers, legal documents, licenses, newspapers, other publications, and even playing cards were taxed.
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As population growth, forgein trade, and general economic expansion grew it allowed the colonies to sustain themselves and that's when the new economy of colonial. America grew and started.
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There was the discovery of gold for a short period of time they changed to gold for currency and then the North and the South resorted to paper currency.
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By the 1850's, the shift in the balance of political power toward the more populated North and the growth of the new anti-slavery Republican Party, had made slaveholders and Southern politicians afraid for their place in the Union and for the future of slavery.
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raised taxes while the government sold bonds to the general public and the newly founded Federal Reserve.
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Orded the agency to place orders for goods and services with another federal agency or a major organizational unit of an agency.