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Which is not a way in which England's mercantile policy benefited the colonies?

Which is not a way in which England's mercantile policy benefited the colonies?
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Which is not a way in which England's mercantile policy benefited the colonies?

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The mercantile policy didn't really benefit the colonies at all. The mercantile policy only made it possible to trade with England. So, England could do whatever deal they wanted because the colonies were forced to trade w/ them.
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Their Trade Networks expanded worldwide.

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