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What land did the US gain as a result of Adams-Onis treaty?
Florida was added to the US as a result of this treaty. Spain also dropped claims on Oregon but kept California and Texas.
Which state was purchased by US from Spain?
The US aquired the state of Florida from Spain in the US-Spain treat of 1819 which came into affect in 1821.
What country ceded Florida to the US in 1819?
Spain.
What treaty ceded the florida territory to the US from spain?
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What did Spain cede to the US in the Adams onis treaty?
Spain ceded Florida to the US and gave up any claims to lands north of California.
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