<span>Assuming that this is referring to the same list of options that was posted before with this question, <span>the correct response would be "relatively civil," since Georgia was one of the more civil colonies when it came to Native/colonist relations--although this did not last for long. </span></span>
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If you are talking about european countries coming to east africa and separating people into different tribes then yes that statement is correct. The europeans came to east africa and devided countries like congo, Burundi, Uganda and Tanzania up into different countries and to make things worse they separated the people into different tribes which even started a genocide in Rwanda
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Personally, I would instead say something along the lines of:
Even when any type of government...
I don't know if this is what ur looking for but I hope this helps ;)
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It's E, The Muslim world never had any slaves taken to them in the trans-Sahran slave trade
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Option: Building a timeline of English, French, and Spanish colonies in North America.
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Before the arrival of European, America was inhabitant by the Native population. After Columbus arrival in 1492, many European powers began to arrive to acquire wealth and land for the crown. Many colonies established for settlers in America.
The decline of the Native population in the United States from the 15th to 17th centuries varies. The Native population began to decline as there was frequent conflict related to the confiscated of the land by the colonists. Many Natives died after coming into contact with Europeans because of the diseases which they were not immune. Disease like smallpox, cholera, malaria, chickenpox, measles, scarlet fever killed thousands of people. The superior weapons like guns and gunpowder helped win battles against the Native Americans.
