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Yakvenalex [24]
3 years ago
10

How were the rulers of mercantilism used to the country's power?

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True [87]3 years ago
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Money was wealth sui generis; it gave its holder the power<span> to obtain other commodities ... During the age of Stuart absolutism James I (</span>ruled<span> 1603–1625) and Charles I .... dependence on their mother</span>countries<span> as defined by the </span>mercantilist<span> model ..... Direct bounties </span>were used to promote the colonial production of hemp.<span>The leading </span>countries<span> of Europe soon found themselves competing for control of world trade routes. Trade meant money and money meant </span>power. A system called "mercantilism<span>" developed in which </span>kings<span>tried to increase their </span>country's<span> ... Plantations </span>were<span> started which </span>used<span> slave labor to grow such cash crops as sugar.

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