Which was not a reason for the growth of American cities along rivers in the mid-1800s? A. Flowing water could be used to power factories and mills. B. Rivers were economical transportation routes. C. Rivers served as a defensive barrier against disease. D. Natural harbors provided a place to safely dock ships.

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Jazlyn Schroeder

21 June, 00:19

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Phoenix Hale · Answer 1

I agree with her its C.

Emmett Vasquez · Answer 2

Rivers served as a defensive barrier against disease is not a reason for the growth of American cities along rivers in the mid-1800's.