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7 September, 06:04

How did the presence of sooners lead to land disputes? A. The sooners had a legitimate claim to valuable land. B. The sooners appeared to have cheated the system. C. The sooners received more acreage than other settlers. D. The sooners often took land that others had claimed.

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