How did the Corn Laws affect Britain's economy?
A) They allowed people to buy corn at reduced prices, thus helping the economy.
B) They ruined the economy because they relied heavily on imports from other countries.
C) They restricted grain imports, leading to higher food prices, which hurt the economy.
D) They gave the British an opportunity to charge high tariffs, which led to improvements in the British economy.
Answer: C
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