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A law that gave Parliament the right to make further laws about international trade. It also reinforced the decision from the 1300s that goods we're only to be transported from England and the colonies to England and the colonies in English ships only.
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Strengthened the previous act and required a 75% English-born crew rate, adding a punishment of losing a ship and its contents should the ratio be unmet.
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Law that required all cargo routed for the colonies had to pass through England for inspection. This also made it so taxes had to be paid to leave English ports. Law also made shipping time extend, making items more expensive.
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Increased British presence in whale oil and fishing industries in Baltic area. Also put charges on goods traveling from one colony to another.
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Tightened previous acts and also gave colonial customs agents the same powers as English agents.
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Act forbidding the colonies from exporting hats and employing a certain amount of hat makers.
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Imposed a steep tax on molasses import. Tax was a sixpence on each gallon. Forced colonists to buy expensive cane sugar from East India Company. Was in effect for 30 years.
