Which of these was stipulated by the third Navigation Act, passed in 1663? OA. Exports of sugar, tobacco, and rice must be routed through England.
OB.
All exports from colonies must be routed through England.
OC.
All imports to the colonies must be routed through England.
All trade must be carried on with England or colonial-owned shippers.
OD.
O E.
All exports of manufactured goods must be routed through England.

The correct answer is D. All trade must be carried on with England or colonial-owned shippers.

Explanation:

In 1663, the third Navigation Act, called the Staple Act was passed. This new law restricted both imports and exports of the colonial trade and was intended to make England a staple market for colonial goods. The English colonies were prohibited from directly exporting certain goods such as tobacco, sugar and cotton to non-English customers. In England, tobacco cultivation was also banned so that the crown would not miss out on income from import taxes.  This protectionist law was the cause of the Second Anglo-Dutch War.