As a Result of the Revolution, Many State Capitals Were

question 39

Multiple Choice

As a result of the Revolution, many state capitals were relocated westward

• A) because better roads now made this territory more easily accessible.
• B) to prevent possible British capture.
• C) because water routes were now opened to the interior regions.
• D) to get them away from the pretentious eastern seaports.
• E) to establish a basis for western land claims.

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