In eighteenth-century New England
A) ?population growth accompanied the expansion of trade.
B) ?farmers began to produce food for large, distant markets.
C) ?a large ship-building industry flourished in conjunction with overseas trade.
D) ?farmers experienced increasing economic uncertainty as they grew more dependent on overseas demand.
E) ?All of these are correct.
E
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