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What was the role of John Ross in the Antebellum South? A) an abolitionist leader B) General in the War of 1812 C) Chief of the Cherokee Nation D) led the Nullification movement
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What was the role of John Ross in the Antebellum South?

A) an abolitionist leader
B) General in the War of 1812
C) Chief of the Cherokee Nation
D) led the Nullification movement

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c is the correct answer

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He was the prinipal cheif of the cherokee nations from 1828-1866
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