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Towns like Boston and new Amsterdam grew quickly into large cities because?
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Towns like Boston and new Amsterdam grew quickly into large cities because?

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It grew quickly because they were central cities. Boston was in the London trade and was a wool exporter. New Amsterdam was a busy trading center.

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