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Public Meeting Places, Often Taverns, That Served as Headquarters for Gangs

Question 32

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Public meeting places, often taverns, that served as headquarters for gangs and thieves in the eighteenth century were known as:

A) flash houses.
B) pigeon drops.
C) booster shops.
D) cannon houses.

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