By the mid-1700s, the largest city in the colonies was:

A. New York
B. Boston
C. Philadelphia
D. Charleston
E. Wilmington, Delaware

IN the mid-1700s it was the Philadelphia who was considered as the largest city and to be the country’s cultural and financial center. It became the US largest textile industry. However, during the 20th Century it was considered as the corrupted and contented place because of the different reforms that made changes to the country’s governance. Philadelphia became the busiest ports and largest city but war pull it down and it was put to pre-embargo status. Then it was the New York City who succeeded to this City.

Answered by taskmasters | 2024-06-10

Philadelphia, I could be wrong but I believe that it was ;

Answered by GetNoob | 2024-06-12

By the mid-1700s, Philadelphia was the largest city in the American colonies due to its significant port and population. It became a center of trade and culture, attracting many immigrants. This made it more populous than its rivals, such as New York and Boston, at that time.
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Answered by taskmasters | 2024-10-15