implemented
stipulated
imposed
enacted
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The correct answer is C. imposed.
To impose means to put something in place or to force someone to do something. In this case, the British imposed unusually high taxes on the export of Indian goods. This meant that Indian merchants had to pay a lot of money to the British government in order to export their goods. This made it difficult for Indian merchants to compete with foreign merchants, and it also hurt the Indian economy.
The other options are not as accurate. To implement means to put a plan or policy into effect. To stipulate means to state something as a condition or requirement. To enact means to
make a law or regulation. In this case, the British did not implement, stipulate, or enact unusually high taxes on the export of Indian goods. They imposed them.