Question

how did the navigation acts support englands policy of mercantilism? they restricted trade among the colonies. they forced the colonists to open up trade routes to other countries. they required the colonists to buy goods from other countries. they required the colonists to sell raw materials to england.

Explanation:

The Navigation Acts were part of England's mercantilist policy. Mercantilism aimed to increase a nation's wealth by controlling trade. The Acts required the colonists to sell raw materials to England, ensuring a supply of resources for English industries and maintaining a favorable balance of trade for England.

Answer:

They required the colonists to sell raw materials to England.