How did the United States government incur millions of dollars in debt? A) It built a very large presidential mansion. B) It loaned a great deal of money to the French to help them fight their revolution. C) It paid the Native Americans $40 million for Ohio and Indiana. D) It borrowed money from foreign countries and state governments to finance the Revolutionary War.

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... their revolution. C) It paid the Native Americans $40 million for Ohio and Indiana. D) It borrowed money from foreign countries and state governments to finance the Revolutionary War.

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The answer is: D) It borrowed money from foreign countries and state governments to finance the Revolutionary War.

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User: How did the United States government incur millions of dollars in debt? A) It built a very large presidential mansion. B) It loaned a great deal of money to the French to help them fight their revolution. C) It paid the Native Americans $40 million for Ohio and Indiana. D) It borrowed money from foreign countries and state governments to finance the Revolutionary War.

Weegy: The answer is: D) It borrowed money from foreign countries and state governments to finance the Revolutionary War.
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