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The Navigation Acts of 1660 | 3 of 3Which of the following contributed most directly to the Navigation Acts described in the excerpt?ABritish desire to limit the freedoms of their colonies in North America.BBritish indifference to foreign competition leading to the policy of salutary neglect.CBritish goals of gaining new sources of raw materials for the production of manufactured goods.DBritish interest in spreading the economic ideals of the Enlightenment.
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