In the 1500s, England had not yet began e. the widespread importation of African slaves into the British Isle.
The late 16th century and 17th centuries saw much change in England as a result of many factors including:
- The Protestant Reformation which saw religious groups such as Catholics and Protestants come into conflict with each other
- An increase in population that reduced public welfare
- The introduction of enclosures which limited the movements of farmers and created the need for more land and,
- International rivalry with Spain for the control of the seas.
At that point however, England had not yet become very active in the slave trade and so did not see a lot of enslaved Africans in the British Isles.
We can conclusively state that the British did not see many Africans who were enslaved coming into Britain in the late 1500s.
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Language condemning the slave trade was removed. In the original draft of the Declaration of Independence of 1776, Thomas Jefferson wrote a passage where he condemned slavery, and caused great controversy among the delegates. Jefferson saids that he was fought a bloody war for the liberty of the Colonies, and he tought that people shoudn't be trade or slavished by other people, and he call to people to give freedom to all the slaves in the new country. This caused great controversy among the delegates and finally, this part of the original Declaration of Independence was suppressed and replaced with a strange passage of the King George.
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little Italy is an enclave where Italian immigrants gathered (more info below)
Explanation:
In New York , for example, Little Italy is the traditional enclave where Italian immigrants gathered, set up Italian-style markets and celebrated Italian holidays. New York also had ethnic enclaves for the immigrating Greek, Polish, Jewish, German and Irish communities, among others.
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- to develop violence ratings for TV programming.
Explanation:
In the year 1993, the proceedings of the Congress regarding the television programs having violent content led to the agreement for '<u>developing violence ratings for the different television programs as per the quality, quantity, or type of violent content included in them</u>.' This decision led to the 'content rating system' which was supported by the consensus of various cable operators, as well as, network broadcasters so that the particular programs or content could be categorized under high or low violence ratings and marked with age limits so that <u>the children can be prevented from watching such contents and they could be</u> <u>saved from developing aggressive or violent behavioral tendencies</u>.
