I think it was the South. Not exactly sure though.
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When Columbia re-entered the Earth, the hot gases in the atmosphere (atmospheric gases), they destroyed the wings and it ultimately was destroyed. That technically means that the spacecraft wasn't shielded correctly, and led to a tragedy as well as major rethinking and reform for NASA.
That's why today, you see that all spacecraft are carefully tested and monitored before put into orbit.
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The rewards that the Portuguese got from their voyage to West Africa were:
- They got natural resources such as gold from West Africa.
- They got slaves.
<h3>What was the Portuguese exploration to West Africa?</h3>
In the age of exploration, the Portuguese were in West Africa because they were interested in enriching themselves with the resources that were present in the area.
West Africans were taken as slaves by the Portuguese also the gold in the area was also of great importance to the Portuguese.
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Forced sharecropping or tenant farming--the black codes created discrimination against blacks preventing them from other jobs or owning land.
The black codes were laws limiting the rights of freedmen and didn't allow for blacks to get land or different jobs. Being land owners still needed labor, free blacks were left with no other option but to continue working the land they had once been enslaved. It led to a system of debt and cycles of poverty which took generations before blacks saw progress.
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The building of a postal system helped to increase the economy.
