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B (Emergency quota act)
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I am not well fared with the other points, however, the act of 1921 is connected to the fear of increased immigration and radicalism in congress.
The colonial agreements mostly dealt with how the land was allocated to various lands and how the European forces would split Africa for their own gain. The so called Berlin conference also dealt with ending slavery by African and Islamic forces, and ended the gun for people slave trade.
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By Kevin Stanley Many soldiers of the British regular army believed the colonial militia consisted of low-quality soldiers who came from the dregs of society. Many of them were native-born colonists, British immigrants, as well as free blacks. ...Explanation:
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Queen Nzinga (Nzinga Mbande), the monarch of the Mbundu people, was a resilient leader who fought against the Portuguese and their expanding slave trade in Central Africa.
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During the late 16th Century, the French and the English threatened the Portuguese near monopoly on the sources of slaves along the West African coast, forcing it to seek new areas for exploitation. By 1580 they had already established a trading relationship with Afonso I in the nearby Kongo Kingdom. They then turned to Angola, south of the Kongo.
The Portuguese established a fort and settlement at Luanda in 1617, encroaching on Mbundu land. In 1622 they invited Ngola (King) Mbande to attend a peace conference there to end the hostilities with the Mbundu. Mbande sent his sister Nzinga to represent him in a meeting with Portuguese Governor Joao Corria de Sousa. Nzinga was aware of her diplomatically awkward position. She knew of events in the Kongo which had led to Portuguese domination of the nominally independent nation. She also recognized, however, that to refuse to trade with the Portuguese would remove a potential ally and the major source of guns for her own state.
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