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The colonial resistance to the Navigation Acts was greatly influenced by
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All right A pushers Second or two questions on the
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navigation act paragraph thing thing right there Okay The question
- 00:14
the colonial resistance to the navigation acts was greatly influenced
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By what What Colonised weren't thrilled when they discovered rum
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and sugar would no longer be entering their ports and
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that they would come at much higher prices if they
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came it off Well Fortunately a thing called the Enlightenment
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was happening all over the Western world and a variety
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of new ideas about liberty were being passed around influenced
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by this new philosophy colonist from all areas were experimenting
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with local governance and joined together to resist the renewal
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of the navigation acts of the answer Here is a
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It was the evolving ideas of liberty that kind of
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supported colonial resistance here Alright with Loser Ball Well the
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colonists weren't actively interested in westward expansion because they were
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more interested in wresting control of the land that they
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had already inhabited away from England So get rid of
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the British colonists United despite differences in religion but still
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failed to establish meaningful relationships with Native Americans Get rid
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of DNC Answer is a go liberty us a sort
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of
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