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Why were the Carolinas such a dangerous place to be during the Revolution? (andrew jackson story)
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Why were the Carolinas such a dangerous place to be during the Revolution? (andrew jackson story)

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I think they where dangerous sorry if that’s wrong
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They Were Dangerous

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The Carolinas were on the border of the two sides of the Civil War, making them the middle point to where a lot of battles happened.

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