The Naval Stores Act led to which of the following?

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The Naval Stores Act of 1722 provided financial incentives for the production of tar, pitch, and turpentine, leading to an increased settlement and economic development of North Carolina, which became a major producer of naval stores. There is no evidence that the Act caused uprisings in New England or a trade war with France, and it was not directly responsible for the founding of South Carolina.

The Naval Stores Act Led to Which of the Following