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Explanation:
In the 1800s, lots of change was occurring in the United States.
- The rise of factories and industrialization expanded the textile industry. It needed more cotton.
- The invention of the cotton gin helped meet the demand for cotton. It made production faster and cheaper.
- The demand for cotton continued to increase, so plantation owners continued to expand their land and grow more.
However, they couldn't expand forever without touching Native American land. So, the Indian Removal Act was passed in 1830. It <u>forced</u> the Natives off their land and into reservations west of the Mississippi River. Their sacred lands became plantations.
Based on this information, the best answer choice is <u>A. Relocate American Indians and to provided land for white settlers</u>
What is one way plantation slavery in the Americas differed from slavery in previous eras of human history? Labor on plantations was much more demanding, and the death rate of enslaved people in the Americas was much higher than in the household slavery common in Africa.
The God of Muslims, Christians, and Jews is one and the same.
All three religions are monotheistic and believe in the same god.