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The Navigation Acts of 1660 | 2 of 3Which of the following processes in American colonial history is MOST consistent with the excerpt above?AThe continued Anglicanization of British North America.BIncreasing levels of free trade and exchange of New World products.CGrowing demand for colonial goods in countries all around the world.DBritish attempts to strengthen imperial control over its North American colonies.
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