In the early 19th century,New York City was（）Athe capital of the United StatesBthe center of Harlem RenaissanceCthe center of knickerbockersDNone of the above
In the early 19th century,New York City was（）
Athe capital of the United States
Bthe center of Harlem Renaissance
Cthe center of knickerbockers
DNone of the above
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