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Which Pennsylvanian was a driving force in the formation of the Republican Party? a. David Wilmot b. James Buchanan c. William Still d. John Fremont
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Which Pennsylvanian was a driving force in the formation of the Republican Party?

a. David Wilmot
b. James Buchanan
c. William Still
d. John Fremont

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I think the answer is letter a. David Wilmot.
It is because Wilmot was known as the instrument in establishing the Republican Party in Pennsylvania and a driving force in the formation of the Republican Party.
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