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The correct answer is: B) Africans
Until the late 17th century, African Slaves had some rights, freedom was considered to be a legitimate goal for enslaved blacks - some of them were free and even owned slaves themselves -. They were able to earn money to purchase their freedom. They could live as members of the community, own land, pay taxes and live separately from other enslaved blacks. Later, slavery became defined by racial terms and laws started to restrict free black’s ability to hold positions of power.
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Some commodities that became valuable as Americans expanded westward are:
Bison meat: Bison meat was so prized that they were almost became exticint due to overhunting. The Bison was once numerous in the Great Plains, but nowadays, there are much less of them, and mostly in national parks.
Gold: this applies mainly to the California Gold Rush of 1849, which was the event that attracted many immigrants from other parts of the US and the world to the state at the time.
Furs: some of the first people who went west were fur hunters, who hunted many types of furs like beaver fur, which was very valuable at the time.
The year 1774 of September 5, delegates from the 13 provinces with the exception of Georgia met in Philadelphia as the First Continental Congress to sort out frontier imperviousness to Parliament's Coercive Acts. The Congress issued a statement of rights and sorted out a financial blacklist of England. It additionally issued the Olive Branch Petition requesting that the rule reviews the settlements' grievances.
One example is air pollution
