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The Pilgrims established one of America's first European settlements. Their community was built on shared religious beliefs and mutual support. Houses were simple wooden structures, and the community worked together for survival, sharing resources and knowledge with Native Americans.

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Student A: The Industrial Revolution transformed communities. Factory towns emerged along rivers, drawing workers from rural areas. New forms of transportation like canals connected communities. Living conditions were often crowded, and families lived near their workplaces.

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Student B: The transcontinental railroad connected communities across America. New towns sprung up along railroad lines, bringing diverse groups together. Telegraph communication revolutionized how communities shared information.

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Student C: Cities expanded rapidly with new innovations like electricity and indoor plumbing. Apartment buildings and tenements housed growing populations. Streetcars and early automobiles changed how people moved within communities.

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