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The declaration of war in 1812 was strongly opposed by: A.) New England merchants B.) The War Hawks C.) Western farmers D.) Southern Republicans

The declaration of war in 1812 was strongly opposed by: A.) New England merchants B.) The War Hawks C.) Western farmers D.) Southern Republicans
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The declaration of war in 1812 was strongly opposed by:

A.) New England merchants
B.) The War Hawks
C.) Western farmers
D.) Southern Republicans

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It was strongly opposed by B.War Hawks
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The Declaration of War in 1812 was strongly opposed by B. The War Hawks
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