Who migrated to America because they faced economic ruin after they were forbidden to ship dairy products linens and woolen a to English markets?

The group that migrated to America due to economic ruin after being forbidden to ship dairy products, linens, and woolen goods to English markets were primarily the Scots-Irish. These immigrants faced significant economic hardship as a result of British trade restrictions, prompting many to seek new opportunities in the American colonies during the 18th century. Their migration was driven by the desire for better economic prospects and the chance to establish their own communities.