The british parliament attempted to regulate trade with the colonies through the:
- intolerable acts
- north american free trade agreements
- navigation acts
- stamp acts

Navigation acts

Explanation: Navigation act was a group of laws, first implemented by the British parliament in 1651. This act was implemented by the Britishers with the objective of regulating activities of shipping, trade and commerce with their colonial countries.

These acts were re-enacted in 1660. These were implemented by the England for increasing their profits in international market.

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