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What was the first European city founded in North America? A. St. Augustine B. Detroit C. New Orleans D. Quebec E. Montreal

What was the first European city founded in North America? A. St. Augustine B. Detroit C. New Orleans D. Quebec E. Montreal
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What was the first European city founded in North America? A. St. Augustine B. Detroit C. New Orleans D. Quebec E. Montreal

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St. Augustine is the old European City founded in North America, located in Florida it dates over 450+ years.

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St.Augustine

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