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2 April, 08:44

Where is Cahokia, the largest urban center in U. S. territory prior to Philadelphia in the 1800s?

A : In Illinois, across the Mississippi from St. Louis

B: In Arizona, near the border with Mexico

C: In Texas, near the colonial city of San Antonio

D: In Alabama, in a town called Moundsville

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