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2. Why was gaining the Oregon Territory less of a problem to abolitionists than the annexation of Texas?
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2. Why was gaining the Oregon Territory less of a problem to abolitionists than the annexation of Texas?

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I'm not sure about Oregon but because of the annexation of Texas, in one way caused the Civil War. There was a disruption of power in Congress. it also causes the Mexican American War
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