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Why did the Southern Colonies remain primarily rural with few cities? O They exported luxury goods to Europe. o They allowed British convicts to become citizens. o They were made up of large plantations
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Why did the Southern Colonies remain primarily rural with few cities?

O They exported luxury goods to Europe.
o They allowed British convicts to become citizens.
o They were made up of large plantations and farms.
O They were established as havens for religious freedom.

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the answer is They exported luxury goods to Europe.

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