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What replaced wood as the primary source of fuel around the turn of the nineteenth century? A. coal B. oil C. gasoline D. corn

What replaced wood as the primary source of fuel around the turn of the nineteenth century? A. coal B. oil C. gasoline D. corn
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What replaced wood as the primary source of fuel around the turn of the nineteenth century?

A. coal
B. oil
C. gasoline
D. corn

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User Michalbrz
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the answer is A. good luck kid!
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User Alex Stoicuta
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coal would be your answer m8

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User DomiSchenk
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