Question

In addition to the dispute over oregon was between president polk and members of his own party. great britain and spain. the united states and great britain. the united states and question of florida, the adams-onís treaty did which of the following?

a. It gave the US control of Texas.
b. It resolved a border dispute between the US and Spain over Texas.
c. It ended Spain’s claim on the Oregon Territory.
d. None of the above.

Answer 1

The dispute over Oregon was between the United States and Great Britain, and the Adams-Onís Treaty ended Spain's claim on the Oregon Territory.

Step-by-step explanation:

The dispute over Oregon was between the United States and Great Britain. The Adams-Onís Treaty resolved a border dispute over Florida and other territorial issues.

The correct option in regard to the Adams-Onís Treaty is that it ended Spain’s claim on the Oregon Territory, which the treaty did among other things.

Specifically, in 1819, through the Adams-Onís Treaty, Spain relinquished its claim to Oregon, while the United States renounced its claim to Texas, at least temporarily, and took control of Florida in exchange for $5 million.

Thus, the correct answer to the student's question is option c: It ended Spain’s claim on the Oregon Territory.