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Many Southerners moved into the Old Northwest after the War of 1812 because

Many Southerners moved into the Old Northwest after the War of 1812 because

a. the railroads opened the area to settlement.
b. they wanted to gain wealth through trade with the Indians.
c. they had earned land grants in exchange for their military service.
d. they desired their own democratic communities, free of wealthy plantation owners and African Americans alike.
e. they wanted to expand the territory where slavery was legal.

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