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Essay heading: Research on Voodoo
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This
new religion gave the slaves a since of alliance with their
nieghboring slaves and, with that alliance, a since of
community. This new found unity was viewed as a threat to
the French and British
plantation owners of the newly
settled colonies. As a means to quell the religious unity, the
plantation owners forbid the practice of religion and
punished slaves who attempted to pursue voodoo... displayed 300 characters
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This new found unity was viewed as a threat to
the French and British
plantation owners of the newly
settled colonies. As a means to quell the religious unity, the
plantation owners forbid the practice of religion and
punished slaves who attempted to pursue voodoo.
Catholicism was presented as an alternative to the
African-based but now independent
and Caribbean
religion... displayed next 300 characters
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