Which of the following statements is true of New England society during the 1700s?
A)The heat, humidity, and miserable living conditions slowed the population growth.
B)A large group of aristocrats was present at the top of the social system.
C)Most of the population growth was because of the migration of slaves from Africa.
D)The dramatic increase in population reflected the stability and importance of families.
E)Slavery was visible only in the cities because wealthy colonists liked to have a servant in tow.

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The dramatic increase in population in New England during the 1700s was largely due to high birth rates and the stability and importance of family units, rather than significant migration or other factors.

Which of the Following Statements Is True of New England