An Example of a Strong Threat of Substitution Would Be

question 30

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An example of a strong threat of substitution would be used automobile dealers.

Examine the evolving trade relationships between New England, the Caribbean, and other colonies.

Understand the role of New France and the French relationship with indigenous peoples in North America.

Analyze the impact of colonial and British policies on the African slave trade and practices in the Chesapeake area.

Assess the political and social ramifications of conflicts such as Bacon's Rebellion and King Philip's War on colonial and indigenous societies.

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