The colonial seaports were not only the centers for overseas trade; they were also the places where
A. British imperial authority remained visible and strong.
B. slavery was first outlawed.
C. enterprising merchants worked to organize and control the commerce of the surrounding region.
D. religious revivals had their greatest effect.
Answer: C
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