What does 'the terms of the treaty' mean. I have to do the assignment about the Adams-Onis Treaty and it says that but I'm unsure of what they mean by that.

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DrewT · Answer 1 · 2022-03-28T03:40:26+0000

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The term of treaty means..

It is an agreement or arrangement made by negotiation which will held between two or more political authorities of a country where both the political authorities of countries should be agreed..

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