A Brief Introduction to the Civil War

Mar 03, 2014

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A bit more on slavery. African immigration basically stopped in 1820 By 186099% of Africans in the U.S. were nativesHigher percentage of Africans were natives than EuropeansSlavery as an institution ended in the British Empire and the Northern United States.Prior to Eli Whitney's cotton gin, co

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A Brief Introduction to the Civil War

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