Which of these is most true of the thirteen colonies by the end of the Colonial Period?

Question

a. Maine was the largest independent colony.
b. The Great Lakes were an important transportation route in these English colonies.
c. New York was a fine harbor not only because it was on the Atlantic, but also because it was near a major river.
d. Most of the colonial population settled west of the Appalachians.


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Answer 1

C has to be the correct answer because:

A. Maine wasn't an independent colony yet. Remained part of Mass. until 1820.

D. The natives lived west of the Appalachians Mountains, and the colonists wanted to stay east of them to stay close to the Atlantic Ocean.

B. The Great Lakes are west of the Appalachians. See D.

Answer 2

C. New york was a fine harbor not only because of the Atlantic Ocean but also the Hudson River.

Answer 3

C :) I think all are true. My little friend (35 yrs old) is married to one of the writers for this show. No, he didn't give me an answer. Juju

Answer 4

C is the correct answer.