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By the 1750s, which had become the largest and busiest cities in the colonies? A. Philadelphia and New York B. Philadelphia and Boston C. New York and Boston D. New York and Was…

By the 1750s, which had become the largest and busiest cities in the colonies? A. Philadelphia and New York B. Philadelphia and Boston C. New York and Boston D. New York and Was…
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By the 1750s, which had become the largest and busiest cities in the colonies?

A. Philadelphia and New York
B. Philadelphia and Boston
C. New York and Boston
D. New York and Washington, D.C.

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Answer: Philadelphia and New York

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B: Philadelphia and Boston
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