<span>When countries fail to establish justice, security, and the rule of law peace and stability are the first to suffer. A breakdown in the rule of law may slow the road to reintegration after a conflict, cause or exacerbate violence and tensions, and fuel criminality and insecurity. Only when societies are able to implement and abide by the rule of law, can they also achieve other critical milestones, such as inclusive and effective governance and the respect for human rights.</span>
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I think it'd be A, B, and C right?
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Answer: They used treaty or forced.
Explanation: If you read about the Columbian Exchange you find out that the colonizers exchanged gifts with the Natives and exchanged diseases and what they mean by that is they poisoned the Natives with the food they gave them. Once most of the population was dead the success of England's colonies depended on the exploitation of Native Americans who were forced off their lands.
Abraham Lincoln, the president he released slaves from slavery on January 1st 1863
