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Why was Virginia more likely to trade with Massachusetts than Georgia?
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Why was Virginia more likely to trade with Massachusetts than Georgia?

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Massachusetts was larger than Georgia and could provide more raw materials.

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The reason is Georgia was a colony for runaway prisoners and for people with huge debts(more than a 1000) so Georgia didn't have many valuable items.
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