Which of the following was NOT an aspect of the 1660 Navigation Act. A, the law did not allow foreign ships to trade with the colonies. B. the law did not allow domestic ships to dock in foreign ports. C. colonial exports like sugar, rice, and tobacco had to be shipped to England first, regardless of their final destinations.

D. ships crews had to be three - quarters England.

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29 December, 16:48

Which of the following was NOT an aspect of the 1660 Navigation Act. A, the law did not allow foreign ships to trade with the colonies. B. the law did not allow domestic ships to dock in foreign ports. C. colonial exports like sugar, rice, and tobacco had to be shipped to England first, regardless of their final destinations.

D. ships crews had to be three - quarters England.

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Leonardo Davila · Answer 1

B. the law did not allow domestic ships to dock in foreign ports was not an aspect of the 1660 Navigation Act.

Rocco · Answer 2

B. the law did not allow domestic ships to dock in foreign ports.

Explanation:

The Proceedings of Navigation of England were a series of laws that, by the one dictated the 9 of October of 1651, restricted the use of foreign ships in the commerce of England (later Great Britain and its colonies). They emerged as a consequence of the 1648 Revolution, in response to the economic conflict. Resentment against these laws motivated the Anglo-Dutch wars and the War of Independence of the United States.