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  1. ships, iron, chemicals, lumber, oil, textiles, glass, coal, and steel. Although

    it is still a major manufacturing center, Pennsylvania's industrial leadership

    has diminished steadily during this century

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Pennsylvania has many major industries, the largest being iron, steel, coal, oil and chemicals.

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The american Indians for religious freedom

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