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What did the British think about the 1837 Canadian rebellions? A: They were afraid that France might win Canada back.
B: It was a warning that the Revolutionary War might be repeated.
C: They thought it was a good chance to sell Canada.
D: It was a warning that the British needed to strengthen the forts.
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