North america, In Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina. Around that region.
I believe this is true (parallel to the equator)
Answer:
Having to pay high duties on foreign sugar and molasses.
Explanation:
During the colonial era, especially from the mid-1700s, Britain began to carry out increasingly protectionist policies regarding its production, framed in the mercantilist concept of economic production. Mercantilism, in short, established that the wealth of a country is mediated in terms of its production of resources and its territorial extension, which allowed nations to accumulate wealth.
In this context, the British government began to prohibit its colonies from trading with other European nations (as this would benefit their economies), establishing commercial monopolies in the colonies, which implied a huge loss of rights on the part of the colonists, harming their economic and political freedoms.
The American colonist did not have enough justification to rebel against great Britain. American colonists wanted freedom from being controlled by Britain. How ever American colonist brutally controlled the African Americans, and subjected them to harsh slavery. They were hypocritical to request freedom, but enslave innocent people.
Different Regions, Different Jobs
The long coastline in New England allowed many people to take jobs in the fishing industry. The shipbuilding industry also grew. New England's many ports grew into cities. New England was a trade center.