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What is mercantilism?

A. an economic policy that relies on a ruling government to increase the wealth of a nation by controlling trade

B. a political policy that relies on a stronger centralized government

C. a social policy that calls for the end of feudalism

D. a territorial policy that calls for the expansion of colonies

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