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Which economic policy, based on the idea that colonies existed to benefit the mother country, contributed to tensions between Britain and its American colonies before the Revolution?
Mercantilism
Capitalism
Socialism
Federalism
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Mercantilism
Explanation: Mercantilism held that colonies existed to enrich the mother country by supplying raw materials and buying its manufactured goods; British mercantile policies (e.g., Navigation Acts, trade restrictions, taxes) helped provoke colonial anger before the Revolution.
Explanation: Mercantilism held that colonies existed to enrich the mother country by supplying raw materials and buying its manufactured goods; British mercantile policies (e.g., Navigation Acts, trade restrictions, taxes) helped provoke colonial anger before the Revolution.
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