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The Spanish were in danger of losing control of their New World colonies in the early 1800s. Why were they willing to sell east and west Florida to the United States?

The Spanish were in danger of losing control of their New World colonies in the early 1800s. Why were they willing to sell east and west Florida to the United States?
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The Spanish were in danger of losing control of their New World colonies in the early 1800s. Why were they willing to sell east and west Florida to the United States?

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The Spanish were in danger of losing control of their New World colonies in the early 1800s.

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They wanted to settle boundary issues from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean.

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