13 Colonies (part 2)

required all ships who moved goods throughout the colonies to pay a tax

• smuggling

• mercantilism

• Plantation Duty Act

• cash crop

a crop grown on a large scale that is solely grown to make a profit

• cash crop

• plantation

• commodity

• mercantilism

an economic system used by European countries to gain power by controlling the wealth of colonies

• Staple Act

• mercantilism

• Triangular Trade

• plantation

exchange of goods between the Americas, Western Europe and West Africa

• Plantation Duty Act

• Triangular Trade

• Navigation Act

• Boycott

some colonies began to focus on producing specific goods

• raw materials

• commodity

• smuggling

• specialization

to import/export goods secretly

• raw materials

• commodity

• smuggling

• Navigation Act

any good/product that is bought or sold and has value

• raw materials

• smuggling

• commodity

• specialization

to become dependent on others for some of your needs

• boycott

• commodity

• interdependence

• specialization

The act of refusing to buy, or engage the services of an organization or person

• commodity

• boycott

• cash crop

• mercantilism

large farm that specializes in growing one type of crop

• Plantation

• cash crop

• commodity

• raw materials