Social Sciences, asked by amarramnani83, 9 months ago

What is republic. in s.s.​

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Answered by princessofbirds
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The SS Republic was a Civil War-era sidewheel steamship that sank in 1865 while carrying a large cargo of silver and gold coins and a stunning variety of everyday wares essential to life in mid-19th century America.

Answered by BrainlyPARCHO
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REPUBLIC MEANS FREEDOM

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