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Why do you think the West Coast was settled before the interior of the United States?

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It was closer to the ocean, so therefore could be reached easier by explorers. Also, it had better access to the settlers' home countries.
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Explanation: The West Coast was established before the interior of the United States because it had geographical features that allowed it. For this reason, the maritime routes that led to trade and exchange of products were gradually established, with which the basic needs of the colonies belonging to this part of the United States were progressively met.

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