Answer:
the answer is B the passage of a strict fugitive slave law
Explanation:
The Duke of Wellington once bumped into Nelson in a minister’s anteroom. Nelson had no idea who Wellington was (it was before he was famous), and at first Nelson talked entirely about himself, and in a style so vain and silly that Wellington was disgusted. Then Nelson briefly left the room, checked out Wellington’s identity, and returned to talk as one officer to another in a way that Wellington found altogether fascinating.
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The Federalists were opposed to the Louisiana Purchase because they
believed the United States should strengthen ties with Great Britain
rather than with Napoleon and some argued that it may even be
unconstitutional. Thomas Jefferson, the president that authorized the
purchase allowed the newly acquired territory to institute slavery and
this paved the way toward the Civil War 57 years later. It was during
the Jefferson Administration and the issue of the purchase that
galvanized partisanship and fostered the creation of political parties
in the US. Also, while the French claim land was purchased, the US had
to take much of it by force from the various native inhabitants of the
land. </span>
The letter that makes the Louisiana purchase is A
