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After the American Revolution, _____ tended to be more supportive of encouraging the growth of American cities. a. Quakers b. Federalists c. Republicans d. New Englanders
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After the American Revolution, _____ tended to be more supportive of encouraging the growth of American cities.

a. Quakers

b. Federalists

c. Republicans

d. New Englanders

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b. Federalists

After the American Revolution, Federalists tended to be more supportive of encouraging the growth of American cities.
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