What was the Adams-Onís Treaty?
Q: What was the Adams-Onís Treaty?
A: The Adams-Onís Treaty was a treaty between Spain and the United States of America in 1819.
Q: What did the Adams-Onís Treaty give to the United States?
A: The Adams-Onís Treaty gave the state of Florida to the United States.
Q: What issue did the Adams-Onís Treaty settle between the United States and Spain?
A: The Adams-Onís Treaty settled a standing border dispute between the United States and Spain.
Q: When was the Adams-Onís Treaty signed?
A: The Adams-Onís Treaty was signed in 1819.
Q: Who were the two countries involved in the Adams-Onís Treaty?
A: The two countries involved in the Adams-Onís Treaty were Spain and the United States.
Q: Which border was established by the Adams-Onís Treaty?
A: The Adams-Onís Treaty established the U.S- Mexican border.
Q: Why was the Adams-Onís Treaty significant?
A: The Adams-Onís Treaty was significant because it resolved border issues between two countries, Spain and the United States, and also gave the United States the state of Florida.
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