Why was philadelphia important in colonial america?

a. it became a large agricultural producer of tobacco
b. it was one of the earliest settlements in the us
c. it had a large slave market and brought many slaves to the us
d. it became a trading center due to its location and size

Philadelphia was important in colonial America because It became a large agricultural producer of tobacco.

A. It became a large agricultural producer of tobacco

Explanation:

During the American Revolution, Philadelphia grew into an important colonial city. Philadelphia became one of the first America’s industrial centers. The city had variety of industries.

Philadelphia concentrated a lot in manufacturing textile. Soon it grown into world's greatest textile manufacturing centers. Many varieties of the products were made with the help of thousands and thousands of employees.

As the size of the Philadelphia is big, it became a best place for trading. So Philadelphia was important in colonial America because It became a large agricultural producer of tobacco.

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