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17 April, 10:41

What was the significance of Pinckney's Treaty?

(A) It created a territory in an area still claimed by Great Britain.

(B) It settled disputes with Great Britain over military outposts.

(C) It created new conflicts with Spain over trade on the Mississippi River.

(D) It settled border and trade disputes with Spain in North America.

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