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The first city to be the capital of the United States under the Constitution was: O Philadelphia O Richmond O Washington D.C. O New York NEXT QUESTION ASK FOR HELP

The first city to be the capital of the United States under the Constitution was: O Philadelphia O Richmond O Washington D.C. O New York NEXT QUESTION ASK FOR HELP
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The first city to be the capital of the United States under the Constitution was:

O Philadelphia
O Richmond
O Washington D.C.
O
New York
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Philadelphia! If it's not that, then its New York.

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