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Why did some members of the US Congress oppose the annexation of Texas? A.They did not want to admit another free state to the Union. B.They did not want to admit another slave …

Why did some members of the US Congress oppose the annexation of Texas? A.They did not want to admit another free state to the Union. B.They did not want to admit another slave …
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Why did some members of the US Congress oppose the annexation of Texas?

A.They did not want to admit another free state to the Union.
B.They did not want to admit another slave state to the Union.
C.They did not want to take control of Texas from Mexico.
D.They did not want to support President Sam Houston of the United States.

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I’m pretty sure the answer is b

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User Sameer C
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I’m not so sure but I think B :))
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