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5. Despite the fear of war with Mexico and the debate over slavery, President James K. Polk promised to make Texas a state - it became our 28th state. * (3 Points) True False
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5. Despite the fear of war with Mexico and the debate over slavery, President James K. Polk

promised to make Texas a state - it became our 28th state. *
(3 Points)
True
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