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3 years ago

Which Era below is associated with the date of September

History

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andriy [413]3 years ago

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Answer: The Early Republic Period

Explanation:

The Early Republic Period is referring to the date of September 17, 1787, because that was the era that lasted from 1780 till 1830.

Revolutionary-era is an incorrect answer because it lasted from 1775 till 1783.

Creating a Government era is also an incorrect answer because it was the period that lasted from 1788 till 1800.

Manifest Destiny era is an incorrect answer because it lasted from 1812 to 1867.

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