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History, 28.08.2019 05:50, Bombin1118

Which of the following best explains how the northwest ordinance of 1787 had an impact on westward expansion in the united states?
it granted women the right to vote new territories.
it established procedures for how territories could become states.
it prohibited slavery in all newly acquired territories.

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