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Choose which sentence is true or false.

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Choose which sentence is true or false.

by Aida
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In the 16th century, Liverpool was more famous for the Beatles than for its port.

2

During the 17th century, ships from Liverpool only traveled to North America.

3

The population of Liverpool has increased by more than 400,000 people since the 1500s.

4

Nine million people moved from Europe to Liverpool between 1830 and 1930.

5

Traveling across the Atlantic by ship in the 19th century was seven times slower than it is today.

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Most people who emigrated through Liverpool eventually returned to their home countries.

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