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AP US History
Unit 5 – Civil War and Reconstruction, 1848–1877
Topic 5.3
How did the principle established by Jacksonian Democracy influence public sentiment towards territorial gains from the Mexican-American War?
It discouraged further expansion due to concerns over representation balance between states.
It stoked fears about increasing federal power through expanding territory.
It fueled widespread support for territorial expansion as a means of empowering common people with new land opportunities.
It led many to oppose territorial acquisition as it could disrupt economic stability.
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