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The answer is D. Five million dollars was how much the United States pay for Florida. The United States did not pay Spain but was paying the American citizens their legal claims that of a maximum of five million dollars. Pickney's Treaty of 1795 between United States and Spain was to stay in force.

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Answer:its really 7 million

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