<span>ability to gather berries and hunt wild animals</span>
<em>Answer,</em>
<u><em>Their family members were often on the same plantation.</em></u>
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<em>Explanation,</em>
<em>Enslaved people worked on a plantation with their family members, so they usually weren't too keen on running away. Instead they found other ways to deal with being enslaved, such as negotiating incentives with the plantation owners or finding a way out of forced labor.</em>
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<em>HTH :-)</em>
Creating laws for people to follow
If you are talking about the 1990s, the U.N. was not able to
help much. In Rwanda, it stood by as the
ethnic cleansing ran wild and many died as a result. In Bosnia, many U,N. peacekeepers
were either held hostage or shot by militias.
It was the intervention of the French in Rwanda and Americans in Bosnia
that turned things around.
All geographical features of a place are fine. Humans that are resourceful adapt to their surroundings so it doesn’t matter in the end.