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TRANSOCEANIC INTERCONNECTIONS (1450-1750)
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In the eighteenth century, Britain expanded its naval presence and commercial reach, using Navigation Acts to channel colonial trade through British ships and ports. The state supported shipbuilding, protected merchants with a powerful navy, and collected customs revenues that helped finance further imperial expansion. Colonies supplied raw materials and served as markets for manufactured goods, reinforcing a mercantilist framework. Which of the following best describes the relationship between mercantilism and the maintenance of Britain's maritime empire?
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