During the colonial period, "enumerated goods" included
A) tobacco.
B) sugar.
C) indigo.
D) cotton.
E) All of the above.

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Enumerated goods were specific commodities in the British colonial trade laws that were only allowed to be shipped from the colonies to specific locations, usually within the British Empire. Tobacco, sugar, indigo, and cotton were all considered enumerated goods at various points during the colonial period, meaning they were subject to these trade restrictions.

During the Colonial Period, "Enumerated Goods" Included