No...(if your talking about Charles Darwin..lol) The only he did was create a new theory of how things were created..God's still here
One event that was not a cause of Southern colonies shifting from servitude to slavery was the B. French and Indian War.
<h3>Why did colonies shift to slavery from servitude?</h3><h3 />
The colonies found that enslaved people were easier to control than indentured servants as the latter still had several rights under the law.
The slave laws passed in V-irginia and Massachusetts took away the rights of African Americans and made it easier to enslave them.
When Bacon's Rebellion broke out, indentured servants of both races came against the wealthy and to avoid such a union, the elite enslaved Blacks.
The French and Indian War came a century after African Americans had been enslaved and so did not contribute to the shift to slavery.
Options for this question include:
A. Bacon's Rebellion
B. French and Indian War
C. Slave laws passed in V-irginia and Massachusetts.
D. Thirty Year's War.
Find out more on the shift from indentured servants at brainly.com/question/1563715.
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Answer: What are the choices? I will answer your question is you add the choices
Explanation:
Answer:
Cecil Calvert
Explanation:
Cecil Calvert, 2nd Lord of Baltimore, founded Maryland in 1632. Cecil's father, George Calvert, had received a royal charter for the land from King Charles I. The new colony was named after Henrietta Maria, the wife of the king.
<span>I think A. His lavish pilgrimage to Mecca made the empire of Mali and its wealth widely known.</span>
