In general, the journeys of Marquette, Joliet, and La Salle A. helped New France expand, although this was definitely not always the case--there was some contraction.
Abolitionist rallies often featured formerly enslaved speakers such as "Frederick Douglas," since these people provided an unparalleled point of view into the terrors and evils of slavery.
They had to face slavery, and whites had the authorities that colored people didn't.
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C-Worshipping the gods was central to their civilization.
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