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Racism in the past was a lot worse, starting by the fact that during an important amount of time, minority populations were either enslaved, or subjected to serfdom, or obliged to live in remote reservations and robbed of their lands. There were also lynching's, segregations in public and private places like schools, restaurants, and buses. Treatment was often unequal under the law, and job and education opportunities were less.
Racism in the present still exists, and it is still a problem, especially because if often manifests itself in ways that are not so apparent. However, it is undeniable that a great degree of progress has been made in this matter in recent decades.
Yes. George Washington didn’t want to be involved with them, as he thought t would cause more caos. Hope this helps!
He was imprisoned on the remote island St Helena where he died in 1821 at the age of 51
I think it might be Western Samoa
Claiming for France the land around the Mississippi River
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