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At first, the war between France and England in 1803 was beneficial to American a. politicians. c. merchants. b. soldiers. d. explorers.

At first, the war between France and England in 1803 was beneficial to American a. politicians. c. merchants. b. soldiers. d. explorers.
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At first, the war between France and England in 1803 was beneficial to American

a. politicians.
c. merchants.
b. soldiers.
d. explorers.

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At first, the war between France and England in 1803 was beneficial to American "c. merchants," since it set trade competition to new heights, although this soon ceased to be the case.
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