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Juliette [100K]
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82 children visit a sports centre.

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igomit [66]2 years ago
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Answer:

4 adults are there to look out for the 12 kids and

and at least 2 adults are there to look out at the dancers

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community in the Americas and its experience involving the Columbian Exchange.

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America, the West Indies, or another part of the Americas that had direct contact with

Europeans. Tell the story in chronological order, but feel free to skip whole years or

decades so that you can cover each of the important topics related to the activity: the

availability of goods, the effects of disease, and the impact of European culture

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