Explanation:
I believe you are correct because the black plague was only from 1346 to 1353 and nothing says anything about Boston or Great Britain. The person didn't seem wealthy either he said that he could probably get some good money which could refer to him hoping he could get enough money to live on his own
1. planned to lead an army of slaves <span>John Brown
</span>2. took black freedmen back to Africa <span>Paul Cuffe
</span>3. published the North Star <span>Frederick Douglass
</span>4. Vice President of the United States <span>John C. Calhoun
</span>5. led settlers into Texas <span>Stephen Austin
</span>6. wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin <span>Harriet Beecher Stowe
</span>7. supported the theory of nullification <span>Robert Hayne
</span>8. Supreme Court Justice <span>Roger B. Taney
</span>9. president of antislavery society <span>Benjamin Franklin
</span>10. thought slavery an improvement over life in Africa George McDuffie
Well genocide is mass murder for one. an example of genocide would be what Hitler did to jews.
