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New Netherland
Signs of New Netherland are still visible.
In taking over New Netherland, the English did not expel any of its residents or seize their property, and they even permitted a series of Dutch mayors in New York City.
The answer is D, both France and and the US were led by groups inspired by liberal ideas that emerged during the Enlightenment.
Claiming that slaves were better off than immigrant workers was a common argument among those who defended slavery, particularly in the South. Slave owners argued that slaves were taken care of in ways that immigrant workers were not. Slaves were able to have a place to sleep, constant work, food, medical care and community life in ways that poor immigrant workers did not have. However, people who argued this did not often take into account the quality of these services and the immense value of personal freedom.
This is known as a "pocket veto," since it would be impossible for the President to return the bill, due to the fact the Congress is not in session to accept it. Otherwise the bill would be returned.
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