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13 July, 18:41

How did Manifest Destiny influence the Boomer Movement?

A. It inspired boomers to build schools in Indian Territory.

B. It drove boomers to claim unallotted land in Indian Territory.

C. It led boomers to challenge Native Americans' rights over territory.

D. It made them engage in wars with Native Americans and neighboring nations.

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