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Why do you think new england merchants became leading members of society?
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Why do you think new england merchants became leading members of society?
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Europe--since New England goods and ships were in high demand
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One major reason why New England
merchants became leading members of society is because of the immense profits they made through trade with other nations, primarily in Europe--since New England goods and ships were in high demand.
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