The "duplication production" laws passed by Parliament in the late 17^th and 18^th centuries, restricted colonial export of A) woolen goods. B) tobacco. C) pig iron. D) cotton. E) All of the above.

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The British Parliament passed laws in the late 17th and 18th centuries to restrict the colonial export of woolen goods to protect domestic producers in England from competition. These laws were part of a broader set of regulations aimed at controlling trade within the British Empire to benefit the mother country, known as mercantilism.

The "Duplication Production" Laws Passed by Parliament in the Late