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Why did inhabitants of West Florida rebel against Spanish rule in 1810? They wanted to create an independent republic. They wanted to become a part of Louisiana. They wanted a m…

Why did inhabitants of West Florida rebel against Spanish rule in 1810? They wanted to create an independent republic. They wanted to become a part of Louisiana. They wanted a m…
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Why did inhabitants of West Florida rebel against Spanish rule in 1810? They wanted to create an independent republic. They wanted to become a part of Louisiana. They wanted a more laissez-faire style of government. They wanted to eliminate heavy taxes and fees.

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Pretty sure it's #1 - they wanted to create an independent republic.

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