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A long-range result of the Treaty of Utrecht and the War of the Spanish Succession included
A) a decrease in British power.
B) French ownership of Canada, Florida, and Malta and the creation of the French global trade network.
C) creating the first in the chain of events that would allow for the future unification of Italy and Germany.
D) Dutch independence.
E) Spanish ownership of the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg.

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Civilizations Past & Present, Volume 2 (from 1300)

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Authors: Edgar, Hackett, Jewsbury

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