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Why did the meet in Philadelphia Boston? Continental Congress instead of A. It was the capital of the United States in 1774. B. All trade went through Philadelphia in the coloni…

Why did the meet in Philadelphia Boston? Continental Congress instead of A. It was the capital of the United States in 1774. B. All trade went through Philadelphia in the coloni…
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Why did the

meet in Philadelphia
Boston?
Continental Congress
instead of
A. It was the capital of the United States in 1774.
B. All trade went through Philadelphia in the
colonies.
C. It was farther away from key battles of the
American Revolution.

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Answer:

c) it was farther away from key battle of the American revolution

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