<span>Throughout the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, British
officials found it difficult to enforce laws regulating trade restrictions in the American colonies. Smuggling was commonplace.</span><span>
<span>Oliver Cromwell ended the tradition of Puritanism in favor of mercantilism,
a political and economic policy in which government
takes control of all economic activities. Key industries were taxed, and new laws were created to
increase Britain's colonial revenues.</span></span>
Answer:
By the early 1700s, religious influence in the American colonies begun to decline.
There’s not book and nothin to look back too so you have to refer and read the text and find the main problem the author states
Answer:
A chance at freedom, or if it's just sherman's army, specifically revenge. The conditions on plantations were horrific and as sherman's army was destroying houses and railroads, it was an easy chance to get back at the people who had wronged them
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