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This passage is taken from a letter in which Jefferson criticizes the Missouri Compromise. What is the "wolf" representing in this passage? expansion slavery statehood…

This passage is taken from a letter in which Jefferson criticizes the Missouri Compromise. What is the "wolf" representing in this passage? expansion slavery statehood…
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This passage is taken from a letter in which Jefferson criticizes the Missouri Compromise.

What is the "wolf" representing in this passage?
expansion
slavery
statehood

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The answer is slavery

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Answer:

Slavery

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