As an example could state Massachusetts’s body of Liberty from 1641 which declared no monopolies are acceptable except for new inventions that are profitable to the country. While leaderships of American colonies began to issue amendments to the law in form of charters and relations with Britain continued to deteriorate, constantly emitted monopolies on England’s suppliers became direct cause of American’s indignation.
Massachusetts’s charter of 1641, which prohibited monopolies except for new inventions that were profitable to the country, could be used as an example. As colonial leaders issued amendments to this law and relations with Britain worsened, England's suppliers became a direct source of American resentment.