The earliest large cities in colonial north america were located
a) along a body of water
b) in the southern colonies
c) in the piedmont colonies
d) in new york and new hampshire

The earliest large cities in colonial north america were located A) along a body of water. This answer is correct, because on this territory was used the ancient principle. For centuries people have been looking for the water resources near which they could build cities. This strategy had many advantages (e.g. agriculture, protection, etc.)

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