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What did the Democratic slogan of 1844, "Fifty-four forty or Fight,'' refer to?
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What did the Democratic slogan of 1844, "Fifty-four forty or Fight,'' refer to?

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It refers to the fact that the northern boundary of Oregon was at 54 degrees, 40 minutes.
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