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The Portuguese, in the 16th century, were the first to buy slaves from West African slavers and transport them across the Atlantic. In 1526, they completed the first transatlantic slave voyage to Brazil, and other Europeans soon followed.
Honestly they (Colonial Americans) didn't have enough soldiers but all i know is that they won the war by using different military tactics.
Like for example....
Ambush techniques (which they borrowed from the Native Americans)
and they didn't use the line of fire tactic or is it firing line?
and they knew they ways of the land that they were on compared to the British soldiers who only knew where nearest pub was in London.
That's all I know!
Its probably D because the also got help from some mercenaries and other war generals from Europe.
No, our view on race and the New Deal is neither disingenuous nor insulting. The truth is that the New Deal did some real harm but also quite a bit of good for African Americans, and it did so at a time when this country was profoundly racist and Jim Crow. We can debate the pros and cons, but writing it off as wholly racist is wrong – and goes against what every historian of the New Deal and African Americans says, even as they rightly criticize many of the New Deal’s programs.
I really dont know but i know that D is the wrong answer but i think i know its A
