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Which number on the map MOST LIKELY represents the subject of Article 8 in the Treaty of Paris (1783)?

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Answer: C) 3

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The Mississippi River, located at number 3, represents the subject of Article 8 in the Treaty of Paris. This treaty ended the successful American Revolution. It also established the borders following the revolution.

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