They lost 74% of our treaty territory
~The AAA did not achieve all its aims as it was the onset of drought conditions and not federal policies that cut wheat production, making the situation of the farmers worse.
Farming and Crafting I don really know don use that answer lol
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Part of it is intentional and another factor is pure ignorance, many in rural areas (so most of the country) don’t know that there were even African slaves in the Dominican Republic. Instead our Blackness is so embedded into our culture as to be inseparable from our national identity. In honor and remembrance of the African slaves who built our country and who continue to live on through us I thought I could give a quick (by no means comprehensive) overview of the different ways the Dominican Republic has been shaped by and forms part of the African diaspora.
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I have a friend from India
