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Akty żeglugi
Akty związane z nawigacją były więzami praw, które ograniczały użycie zagranicznej żeglugi do handlu między Anglią a jej koloniami. Jest to proces, który rozpoczął się w 1651 r. Ich celem było zmuszanie rozwoju kolonialnego do linii przyjaznych Anglii i zaprzestanie bezpośredniego handlu kolonialnego z Holandią, Francją i innymi krajami europejskimi. Oryginalne rozporządzenie z 1651 r. Zostało odnowione w czasie przywracania przez aktów z 1662 r., 1663 r., 1670 r. I 1673 r., A następnie poddanych niewielkiej zmianie. Te akty stanowiły również podstawę brytyjskiego handlu zagranicznego od prawie 200 lat. Ogólnie rzecz biorąc, przestrzegane były Akty handlu i nawigacji, z wyjątkiem ustawy z 1733 r., Która doprowadziła do szeroko zakrojonych przemytu, ponieważ nie zapewniono skutecznych środków egzekucyjnych, 1750s. Podrażnienie z powodu ostrzejszego egzekwowania na mocy ustawy z Cukieru z 1764 r. Stało się źródłem niechęci kupców w koloniach amerykańskich przeciwko Wielkiej Brytanii. To z kolei pomogło popchnąć kolonie do rozpoczęcia rewolucji amerykańskiej.
Definicja słowa Navigation Acts w słowniku
Definicja Akt Nawigacji w słowniku jest serią aktów Parlamentu, z których pierwszy został uchwalony w 1381 r., Który próbował ograniczyć angielskie statki do przewozu towarów do iz Anglii i jej kolonii. Próba wymuszenia aktów przyczyniła się do wojny o niepodległość Ameryki.
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Navigation Acts: 1645-1696 - Primary ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
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The American Past: A Survey of American History, Volume I: ...
The Navigation Acts of 1660–1663 minced no words in defining the purpose of
the American colonies as the enrichment of the mother country. The welfare of
the colonies was not entirely ignored. However, when the economic interests of ...
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The American Economy: Essays and primary source documents
The first of the Navigation Acts, passed under the Protectorate of Oliver Cromwell
in 1651, focused on the Dutch, who were then at war with England.The act
prohibited shipping from the colonies except in English vessels, but allowed ...
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The Economic History of Britain Since 1700: 1700-1860
Q1 Figure 8.2 The economics of the Navigation Acts For colonial producers: P'c
Revenue per unit that would have been received without Navigation Acts Q'
Quantity that would have been sold without Navigation Acts (= quantity that would
...
Roderick Floud, Donald N. McCloskey, Deirdre N. McCloskey,
1994
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Cracking the AP U. S. History, 2004-2005
on those imports. The Navigation Acts also prohibited the colonies from
manufacturing a number of goods that England already produced. In short, the
Navigation Acts sought to establish wide-ranging English control over colonial
commerce.
Tom Meltzer, Jean Hofheimer Bennett,
2004
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The Constitutional Convention and the Formation of the Union
NAVIGATION ACTS AND SLAVERY The important compromise dealing with
navigation acts and importation of slaves must be followed from August 21
through August 29. The basis of this dispute lay in contradictory sectional
attitudes which ...
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A system of the shipping and
navigation laws of Great ...
THE NEW NAVIGATION ACTS. • □ No. r. An Act to i;ej>eal certain Acts, &c.
relating to the Importation of Goods and Merchandize. — 3 Geo. 4. c. 42. V^
JIEREAS an act was passed in the Parliament of England, in the English Navi-
twelfth year ...
Francis Ludlow Holt,
1824
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Taxation in Colonial America
The Burden ofthe Navigation Acts (continued) “On Navigating the Navigation Acts
with Peter McClelland: Reply,”American Economic Review 60, no. 5 (December
1970): 956–58; and Gary M. Walton, “The New Economic History and the ...
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Historical Dictionary of European Imperialism
NAVIGATION ACTS. The Navigation Acts were a series of laws passed by the
English parliament in the seventeenth, eighteenth, and nineteenth centuries to
implement the philosophy of mercantilism. The Navigation Acts of 1660 and 1663
...
James Stuart Olson, Robert Shadle,
1991
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The South in the Building of the Nation: Political History ...
The continued violation of the Navigation Acts in all parts of America caused
Edward Ean- dolph, collector of the king's customs in America, to recommend a
repeal of all of the charters of the proprietary governments, suggesting that South
...
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Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
Navigation Acts w wiadomościach.
Adam Smith was right about that invisible hand, you know
... government subsidisation of elementary schooling for example, with the subsidy to merchant shipping provided by the Navigation Acts (really ... «The Register, Lip 15»
America's 4th July Birthday Present To Itself: Let's Abolish The Jones …
In the 1660′s the English government imposed regulations on the Amercan colonies in the form of the Navigation Acts. These Acts were ... «Forbes, Lip 15»
'We the People' Have The Final Say On Same-Sex Marriage -- Not …
... laws they believed to be unjust such as prohibition laws, including the Fugitive Slave Law and the Navigation Acts. The king's response to the ... «Western Journalism, Cze 15»
The Eagle Must Show its Talons: China's 'Closed Sea' Openly …
The Navigation Acts created for the first time a seaborne English economy geared toward a single national interest, with Parliament and ... «Breitbart News, Cze 15»
3 Caribbean islands that will recharge your batteries
... the island to enforce the British Navigation Acts, designed to prevent England's current colony — Nevis — from trading with its former colony, ... «Stuff.co.nz, Maj 15»
Visiting these 3 Caribbean islands will recharge your batteries
... the island to enforce the British Navigation Acts, designed to prevent England's current colony — Nevis — from trading with its former colony, ... «The Olympian, Maj 15»
Let the Scots sail off on another doomed adventure. They'll go bust …
... share in it under the English Navigation Acts. So it was natural that Scots, conscious of the nation's poverty and jealous of English successes, ... «Daily Mail, Maj 15»
A trio of Caribbean islands where you can easily go off the grid
... the island to enforce the British Navigation Acts, designed to prevent England's current colony — Nevis — from trading with its former colony, ... «Lexington Herald Leader, Maj 15»
Why Lynch's Confirmation Is A Step Backward for Asset Forfeiture
America's first experience with forfeiture comes from the passage of the British Navigation Acts in the mid-1600's. This law required all ships ... «The Leaf Online, Kwi 15»
The history of Mount Batten Tower
... period (1649-1659) as a response to increased hostility with the Dutch over the Navigation Acts, making the monument nearly 400 years old. «Plymouth Herald, Mar 15»