During the colonial period, commodities that could only be exported legally to Britain were known as _______.
A) Foxwell goods.
B) tariff goods.
C) scot-free goods.
D) enumerated goods.

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During the colonial period, certain commodities were designated as "enumerated goods," meaning they could only be legally exported to Britain or British colonies. This was part of the mercantilist policy to control trade and ensure that the economic benefits of colonial resources flowed back to the mother country.

During the Colonial Period, Commodities That Could Only Be Exported