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The short answer is no, changes in the young nation did not open the door to opportunity for all Americans, since a large number of people in the United States during this time, such as slaves and women, had practically no rights.
Answer:
i think B if not then A
Explanation:
I could not see what A said that well on my screen
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The sheer number of U.S conscripts sent into battle alongside the Allies.
