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Why were most colonies settled near rivers? A. Plenty of water for survival and crops. B. Transportation between colonies. C. The land is easy to build on.
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Why were most colonies settled near rivers?

A. Plenty of water for survival and crops.

B. Transportation between colonies.

C. The land is easy to build on.

User Mitesh Mynee
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I believe it is A .........
User Superlime
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I would say A plenty of water for survival and crops. I wouldnt put C for sure... transportation between colonies came later so im almost positive its a

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