The rise of the global sugar market was a very significant development in the era of mercantilism. Arrange the following milestones in the mercantilist system in the order in which they would have occurred. Start by choosing the first item in the sequence and clicking, dragging, or using your keyboard to select it. Governments regulate and tax the sale of sugar, making money that enables them to increase their military power. Companies import slave labor to grow and harvest sugar. Governments develop powerful navies to protect their companies from outside attacks. Companies conquer, depopulate, and colonize sugar-growing regions. Groups of investors seek charters from their respective governments to form companies with monopoly control over a particular place where sugar can be grown