- All goods imported into the colonies had to be shipped on English ships.
- All goods exported from the colonies to England had to be shipped on English ships.
- All goods imported into England from other European countries had to be first landed in England and then re-exported to the colonies.
- No foreign ships were allowed to trade with the colonies.
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