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The United States and France first became ____________ in the 18th century. a. allies c. anti-war advocates b. enemies d. none of the above

The United States and France first became ____________ in the 18th century. a. allies c. anti-war advocates b. enemies d. none of the above
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The United States and France first became ____________ in the 18th century. a. allies c. anti-war advocates b. enemies d. none of the above

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A. allies
i believe the answer has to be a because the france and the united states had a trade going
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