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Finger [1]
4 years ago
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What concerns did the U.S. have about the Territory of Orleans becoming a state? (Select all that apply)

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jeka944 years ago
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A. F. and G. I hope I helped. If it was wrong, I am so so sorry. I tried my best! :)

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