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faust18 [17]
3 years ago
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How did trade play a role in Britain’s becaming a global power

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eduard3 years ago
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By putting few restrictions on trade, Britain was able to offer a favorable climate for merchants and other businesses. It's location allowed Britain's long seafaring tradition to develop a sprawling trade network. Britain had colonies in India, North America, and the West Indies that needed labor.

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