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Why did people move to specific towns? A. They all believed in a certain family. B. They united around a specific philosophy. C. They all were members of one political party. D.…

Why did people move to specific towns? A. They all believed in a certain family. B. They united around a specific philosophy. C. They all were members of one political party. D.…
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Why did people move to specific towns?

A. They all believed in a certain family.
B. They united around a specific philosophy.
C. They all were members of one political party.
D. They united against Native American tribes.

User Dtuckernet
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b.They united around a specific philosophy.


User Gzerone
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there are push and pull factors that pushes people to certain towns over the others. Therefore, despite lack of a timeline, the correct option could be D They were united against native Indians.

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