False. Even though the Emancipation Proclamation FREED African Americans from slavery all across the United States, many Southern states persisted during the reconstruction era in oppressive practices such as restricting voting rights through "Grandfathering" and even continuing raids on African American homesteads and congregations. This, unfortunately, continued for a long time.
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The correct answer is<em><u> B) It was an unintended consequence of contact between the New World and the Old World.</u></em>
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It is widely agreed that viral diseases such as smallpox from the Old world had a fatal impact on Native populations. However, it was never a deliberate act on part of Columbus or his crew. In fact, they would have had no knowledge of how these diseases could kill so many people.
He purely describes it as an 'untended consequences of two worlds meeting for the first time and nature taking its course.
By some estimates, more than a million people died from diseases both in South and North America. Historically, this greatly helped the Spanish build their Empire in the region but, again, this was not done on purpose.
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How did the colonist react to the Townshend Acts? They set up a boycott to not buy the goods. They found other things in place of the goods but were not as good. They sewed dresses out of homespun cloth and brewed tea from pine needles.
