What factor made Victoria and Vancouver different than other cities in British Columbia and led them to become the two largest cities in the province?
A) Victoria and Vancouver were the two largest forts in B.C. and so drew a large population early.
B) Most other cities in B.C. can only be reached by air or water travel.
C) Victoria and Vancouver were two major trading ports and the commerce with Asia and Russia drew settlers.
D) Both A and C
B
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