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Why were the first factories in the united states located along the fall line in the northeast?
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Why were the first factories in the united states located along the fall line in the northeast?
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Along the fall line, eastern rivers break into rapids and waterfalls preventing many ships from the Atlantic Ocean from traveling further inland. Many cities were established here.
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