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Which was an important part of New England’s economy by the 1660s? A.) slavery B.) shipbuilding C.) textile production D.) tobacco farms

Which was an important part of New England’s economy by the 1660s? A.) slavery B.) shipbuilding C.) textile production D.) tobacco farms
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Which was an important part of New England’s economy by the 1660s?

A.) slavery


B.) shipbuilding


C.) textile production


D.) tobacco farms

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Shipbuilding was an important part of New England’s economy.

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B: shipbuilding

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