How did pirates and smugglers reflect a growing sense of autonomy among british colonists in the 17th century? both groups developed an independent political culture separate from the british monarchy. both groups supported open rebellion against british control to create separate nations. both groups saw mercantilist policies as opportunities for growth outside the british empire. both groups demanded british recognition and respect for their laws and traditions?

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Zachariah Yates

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11 November, 04:03

How did pirates and smugglers reflect a growing sense of autonomy among british colonists in the 17th century? both groups developed an independent political culture separate from the british monarchy. both groups supported open rebellion against british control to create separate nations. both groups saw mercantilist policies as opportunities for growth outside the british empire. both groups demanded british recognition and respect for their laws and traditions?

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Irene Foster · Answer 1

The pirates and smugglers reflect a growing sense of autonomy among British colonist in the 17th century, both of the groups developed independent political culture separate from British. They want to developed independent political culture that will be separated from the British.