What was the purpose of the Monticello convention of 1852?

A: It sought the creation of joint occupation with Britain.

B: It sought an end of the joint occupation with Britain.

C: It sought the separation of the Washington Territory from Oregon Territory.

D: It sought statehood for the Washington Territory.

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Perla Davis

14 March, 17:17

What was the purpose of the Monticello convention of 1852?

A: It sought the creation of joint occupation with Britain.

B: It sought an end of the joint occupation with Britain.

C: It sought the separation of the Washington Territory from Oregon Territory.

D: It sought statehood for the Washington Territory.

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Jaylan Oliver · Answer 1

The correct answer of the given question above would be option C. The purpose of the Monticello convention of 1852 is that, it sought the separation of the Washington Territory from Oregon Territory. I t was decided that Washington would be a territory separate from the Oregon. Hope this answers your question.