Whether or not the U.S. acquisition from Spain and expansion into Florida was justifiable?

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Vitek1552 [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

It was justifiable, because it was a continuation of the process of spreading the country's territory.

Explanation:

United States after 1783. had the idea of spreading towards the West, but additionally wanted to circle their territory towards the south.
Florida was a Spanish territory with great importance, because it allowed them connection with the Caribbeans.
Of course, this enabled economical prosperity and spreading of trade links.

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