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What did the United States flag in the Southern territory mean to the Confederates? A. It emphasized the strength of the North's military. B. It was a symbol of the North's dislike of slavery. C. It made
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What did the United States flag in the Southern territory mean to the Confederates?

A. It emphasized the strength of the North's military.
B. It was a symbol of the North's dislike of slavery.
C. It made the South feel as if they were never truly safe from the North.
D. It showed how the North was interfering in Southern affairs.

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Answer: c i took the test ik trust if its not c then try A

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