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Taking raw materials and turning them into new goods to sell for gold or silver is (1 point) Responses
a forbidden practice by Britain during the Colonization Era.
a romanticized version of being the "middle man" outlawed in 1889.
the goal of Mercantilism.
essentially highway robbery of poor underdeveloped nations.
a forbidden practice by Britain during the Colonization Era.
a romanticized version of being the "middle man" outlawed in 1889.
the goal of Mercantilism.
essentially highway robbery of poor underdeveloped nations.
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**the goal of Mercantilism.**
Mercantilism promoted the idea that a nation's strength came from accumulating wealth through trade, often involving the extraction of raw materials from colonies and turning them into finished goods for profit.
**the goal of Mercantilism.**
Mercantilism promoted the idea that a nation's strength came from accumulating wealth through trade, often involving the extraction of raw materials from colonies and turning them into finished goods for profit.
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