How did the United States acquire most of its land

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QveST [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Fighting, treaties, and buying land.

Explanation:

When the british first came to America they had to deal with the natives of the land, also known as Native Americans. There were many battles for land, and treaties were made to get land. Like the Florida treaty of 1819 or the Louisiana purchase when they bought the land.

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