Many on both sides of the Atlantic may have worried that order was breaking down by the 1650’s due to the burgeoning Atlantic Slave Trade. At its beginning in the 1500’s African imports were often merely indentured servants- this changed drastically by the mid-1600’s. By that time Africans (and their offspring) were seen as mere property to their owners and were often harshly worked in deadly climates with no regard for the slaves’ safety.
Also, significant political unrest in Europe (particularly England, Scotland, and Ireland) waged after the execution of Charles I. This had an effect on the American colonies as well as they were under British rule with an increasing number of African slaves being imported.
<span>5, which statement best explains how the conflict over tariff of 1828 was resolved
South Carolina passed the nullification Act which canceled the tariff outright
6, How did John Calhoun react to the tariff of 1828
He used his power as vice president to influence President Jackson to oppose the tariff
7, What trend can you find in the United States early years?
A gradual weakening of the federal government's power
8, How did the Indian removal Act of 1830 Go against the Worcester vs Georgia ruling
It was a law banning native American groups from owning land with in the borders of any us state
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