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Help needed! Though no major battles were fought in Tennessee during the War of 1812, the state still impacted the war by A. acting as a buffer between British and U.S. forces in the North and South. B.
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Though no major battles were fought in Tennessee during the War of 1812, the state still impacted the war by
A. acting as a buffer between British and U.S. forces in the North and South.
B. serving as a major staging area for the U.S. regular army forces.
C. providing a large volunteer force of men to help in the fighting.
D. contributing more food and goods to the war effort than any other state. Reset Submit

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Answer:

c I did this one on study island.

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