An oral history dictated by an adolescent who fled the fire is the source that would best help a historian understand how the Great Chicago Fire affected families.
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The answer to your question is Compromise of 1850
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The answer is complicated but the best answer would be that much of the native American populations initially used by European colonies died from disease to the point that their population could no longer sustain the plantations.
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This answer is the most reasonable to me but another common answer is that European colonists often viewed Africans as more resilient and thus more sustainable for the harsh conditions of plantation labor.
You haven't listed the choices.
The correct one will be the number with the biggest absolute value ...
the biggest number when you take away all the plus, minus, BC,
BCE, AD, CE, and all that stuff. Just the biggest number, period.
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You can try contacting the staff and telling them your username. But I would doubt they would let you in due to it just being a username. Ask them what is part of the email because I am pretty sure they see that type of stuff.
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