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African Immigration to Colonial America - An Essay

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American History

 

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August 2, 2016

 

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By the time the American Revolution erupts, the vast majority of the slaves have never even seen Africa. The eighth paragraph compares the Chesapeake region to South Carolina and how the latter was the most populated regions in those times, as various laws came to pass regarding slave trade financial issues...
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By the time the American Revolution erupts, the vast majority of the slaves have never even seen Africa. The eighth paragraph compares the Chesapeake region to South Carolina and how the latter was the most populated regions in those times, as various laws came to pass regarding slave trade financial issues...
displayed 300 characters

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