Features of the Economic System in the New World Colonies until 1783

Abstract

The economic factor played a major and prominent role in the development of the economy of the United States of America, through the interest of the settlers in the Americas in their economic affairs, which gradually developed until they became known as the colonial economy. This was reflected in the development of various agricultural crops, and was accompanied by a very large development in the field of industry and trade, whether at the level of the colonies (the settlers) or outside of them with the colonial countries themselves.