Economic Change
- Created by: Shanesse Groves
- Created on: 12-12-18 12:39
Economy Trade & Empire 1625-88
KEY FACTORS FOR ESSAYS
Signficance of colonies - There is no doubt that imperial expansion had an important impact on the development of the Stuart Economy, although much of the trade was one-way, as imports of raw materials from the New world vastly outweighed any exports. The jamestown colonie
(TEXTBOOK EXAMPLE) Growth of London - economy wouldn't have been as successful if it was not for the development of London. A number of industries were based in London, and innovations in these helped to make Britain an important world economic power. London was the largest city within Britain, holding a population of 400,000 in 1650. it was the heart of the road and shipping network and, after the Turnpike act was passed in 1663, the first well-maintained turnpike roads led to london and London became a desireable place to live and…
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