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In response to “A lesson from Hurricane Andrew” (Sept. 3 Viewpoints):
Leonard Pitts’s column was spot on. We went through Hurricanes Jeanne and Frances in Stuart, Florida, in 2004. We lost our roof and had no power for three weeks. In a disaster like this, you really find out who your friends are – and aren’t. People came out of the woodwork to help, some that really surprised me. Others that I thought of as friends never showed up or called. Black, white, Muslim, Christian – shouldn’t matter when people need help.
Deborah Beck, Iron Station
Answer:I think it's all of the above.
Explanation:Whether you like my view or not but if you respect other people's view plz don't forget to thank me my friend...
It’s B as the answer choice
Colonists were assigned groups of indigenous Americans as legal slaves in return for tax revenues and promises of obedience. is true. Option C
This is further explained below.
<h3>What is the encomienda system?</h3>
Generally, The encomienda was a system of Spanish colonial rule that rewarded conquerors with the service of non-Christian peoples they had subjugated via forced labor.
In conclusion, In principle, the conquerors for whom the slaves worked were obligated to offer advantages to the slaves in exchange for their labor.
These privileges included education and protection from the conquerors' armies.
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