How did the volunteer army get from Colorado to New Mexico during the Civil War? a.
The volunteer company marched on foot from Colorado to New Mexico.
b.
The volunteer company rode horses from Colorado to New Mexico.
c.
The volunteer company took the train from Colorado to New Mexico.
d.
The volunteer company rode the stagecoach from Colorado to New Mexico.

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