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Why was Santa Fe a significant town in the 1840s? A. It was a trading center. B. It was the home of many missions. C. It was in the center of the territory. D. It was where the Santa Fe Trail began.​
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Why was Santa Fe a significant town in the 1840s?

A. It was a trading center.
B. It was the home of many missions.
C. It was in the center of the territory.
D. It was where the Santa Fe Trail began.​

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a. It was a trading center

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