Which of the following is true regarding the Navigation Acts by the 18th century?
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From the wording of your question, especially the words "the following", I'm pretty sure you're looking at a list of choices that you're not sharing. There's no way that anyone can pick the right one if he can't see the list.
The Navigation Acts were laws that regulated colonial trade to benefit England economically, primarily by requiring certain goods to be shipped only on English ships. By the 18th century, these acts led to increased enforcement and growing dissatisfaction among the American colonies. Ultimately, they played a significant role in the development of American identity and revolutionary sentiments against British rule.
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