Though mercantilism limited trade during the age of exploration, european economics grew rapidly during this period, largely because of:

a. the natural resources they obtained from their colonies

b. strict regulations that prevented smuggling and other economic crimes

c. increased agricultural output the ensured all people were well fed

d. the elimination of corrupt corporations and joint stock companies

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Jay Huff

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8 March, 13:11

Though mercantilism limited trade during the age of exploration, european economics grew rapidly during this period, largely because of:

a. the natural resources they obtained from their colonies

b. strict regulations that prevented smuggling and other economic crimes

c. increased agricultural output the ensured all people were well fed

d. the elimination of corrupt corporations and joint stock companies

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Carolina Glover · Answer 1

The answer is letter, a natural resources they obtained from their colonies. It is because through this process, the European economics grew rapidly during this period because the natural resources that they have are soley from them that contributes to its rapid increase.