The rise of trade in new england led to

a. an increase in the number of cash crops grown there.

b. the breakup of puritan towns.

c. the merging of cultures between the colonies of new england and the south.

d. the rise of cities along the coast.

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Jordin Mcdaniel

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25 August, 17:38

The rise of trade in new england led to

a. an increase in the number of cash crops grown there.

b. the breakup of puritan towns.

c. the merging of cultures between the colonies of new england and the south.

d. the rise of cities along the coast.

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Shane Roberson · Answer 1

The rise of trade in new england led to the merging of cultures between the colonies of new england and the south. would bbe the rigth anwer cities on teh coast started to rise even earlier

The rise of trade in new england led toa. an increase in the number of cash crops grown there.b. the breakup of puritan towns.c. the merging of cultures between the colonies of new england and the south.d. the rise of cities along the coast.

The rise of trade in new england led to

a. an increase in the number of cash crops grown there.

b. the breakup of puritan towns.

c. the merging of cultures between the colonies of new england and the south.

d. the rise of cities along the coast.