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Three Distinctive Communities Existed in Eighteenth-Century America

Question 25

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Three distinctive communities existed in eighteenth-century America. These include all of the following
EXCEPT

A) urban seaport communities.
B) mill towns.
C) raw frontier pioneer farms.
D) plantation communities (both masters and slaves) .

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