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Pudge

8 May, 15:20

Stated American continents should not be colonized by Europeans

Became US foreign policy in 1823

Answer Choices:

Spain

Reservations

Eli Whitney

Monroe Doctrine

Oklahoma

Thomas Jefferson

Oregon

Sacajawea

Land

Federalists

Manifest Destiny

France

Great Britain

Louisiana Territory

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