Which of the following was not enforced by the Navigation Acts?

Question

Ships' crews had to be three-quarters English.

Importers had to swear loyalty to England under oath.

Importers had to land and pay a tax in England before going on to other countries.

Ship captains were required to post bond.

Answer 1

The statement that was not enforced by the Navigation Acts is: Importers had to swear loyalty to England under oath.

The Navigation Acts primarily focused on regulating trade by requiring certain goods to be transported on English ships and certain conditions for trade with other countries, but they did not include a requirement for importers to take an oath of loyalty. The other options were more aligned with the objectives of the Navigation Acts to strengthen England's economic control over its colonies.