To ensure the population was well educated
to stop the growth of Catholicism in the territory
to solve problems related to overcrowding
to increase the power of early settlers
The more dominating side is definitely the self interest side, they wanted cheaper trade, no taxation, and be free to trade with who they want, it was not exactly a breach of principals, they just saw them prospering more without Britain.
The answer is...A! If government did that, we'd always be at war.
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The golden age of China and the Islamic Arab Empire were alike in such that both empires were able to spread religion on the trade routes, and both empires prospered because of trade; however, Islam had much more of an impact on government than Buddhism in the golden age China did.
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