The Ostend Manifesto, a document intended to pressure Spain to sell Cuba to the United States, was
A) denounced by the American ministers to Spain, France, and England.
B) urged most by those who advocated the expansion of slavery.
C) delivered to President Pierce by Secretary of State William Marcy.
D) hailed by northerners as the solution to the sectional crisis.
Answer: B
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