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jarptica [38.1K]3 years ago

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1. the advantages of a location like this would be that it would be easier to defend against enemies, afford balanced travel time, and situates the capital in the hub of the country because all crossroads will traverse the center.

2. When Washington dc was established it was in the center of the country but when the united states grew it changed.

These might not be great answers but i hope they helped you in some way. :)

andriy [413]3 years ago

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1 - The advantages of a location like this would be that it would be easier to defend against enemies, afford balanced travel time, and situates the capital in the hub of the country because all crossroads will traverse the center.

2 - When Washington dc was established it was in the center of the country but when the united states grew it changed.

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