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Why was the whaling industry important to colo- nial New England? A It produced more food than farming did. B Whaling provided colonists with valuable products. C Whaling kept the whale population under
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Why was the whaling industry important to colo-

nial New England?
A It produced more food than farming did.
B Whaling provided colonists with valuable products.
C Whaling kept the whale population under control.
D
It allowed the colonists to buy whale products from
Europe.

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B

Step-by-step explanation:

Colonists used the oil from whales to light lamps more than for food.

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