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Elvis Baxter

12 May, 02:10

The French and Indian War contributed to fighting between the British colonists in South Carolina and

A) the Spanish in Florida

B) the Seminole Indians in Florida

C) Scots-Krishna settlers along the Georgia border

D) the Cherokee Indians in the South Carolina backcountry

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