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When they arrived in Richmond in the 1890s, the Mennonites of Germany (was, were) escaping religious persecution.

In 1630 Blackstone invited the Pilgrims to join (them) on the peninsula.

The Happy Trail features many historic buildings. Some of the buildings had (its, their) beginnings in the 1800s.

Either Louisa May Alcott or Harriet Beecher Stowe had (their) most famous work published in Boston.

Raleigh (is, are) the capital of North Carolina and one of the oldest cities in the United States.

At the end of the tour, all the riders hold on while (he makes, they make) the big splash into the Tar River.

Neither Blackstone nor the Puritans knew that (their) home city would become a leading city in America.

On each tour someone drives the vehicle and gives (his, their) narration of the city sites.

English Puritans (was, were) the first citizens of Boston. They founded the city in 1630.

Someone who wants to tour Rocky Mount should begin (his, their) trip by walking along the Tar River Trail.

Descendants of distinguished immigrant families, known as the Brahmins, (remains, remain) in the area today.

Both Nathaniel Hawthorne and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow lived and wrote many of their famous works in Boston.

The community, with its strong family ties, (occupies, occupy)South Chicago, which the Swedish refer to as "Southie."

Most North Carolinians are proud of the fact that (his) city is replete with significant history.

Both the Roanoke River and Lake Gaston (separates, separate) North Carolina from Virginia.

The San Francisco Giants (plays, play) baseball in San Francisco.

Economic opportunities (was, were) the impetus that brought thousands of immigrants from Italy to America.

Many descendants of those Irish immigrants (lives, live) in a community of Chigaco called the North End.

There are those who prefer to tour by bus and those who prefer to travel by boat; either will enjoy (his, their) trip.