The 17th century English North American colonists were left alone by the imperialist government in London. The imperial government did not try to impose rules and regulations on the colonists because folks back then understood the benefits of free trade and a truly free market for goods and labor. Instead, the imperial government left the colonists in perfect freedom to pursue their own happiness and economic success. It was only later - after the Glorious Revolution of 1688-89 - that the imperial government turned tyrannical, meddling in colonial affairs by imposing measures like the Navigation Acts and the Dominion of New England." Is this statement historically accurate? Why or why not?