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The History of Slavery

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What term did pre-Civil War Americans often use to refer to slavery?

The strange practice

The peculiar institution (correct)

The odd establishment

The unusual system

How many African slaves were forcibly moved from Africa to the Americas from 1500 to 1880CE?

Between 20 and 22 million

Between 15 and 17 million

Between 5 and 7 million

Between 10 and 12 million (correct)

What percentage of African slaves died during the journey to the Americas from 1500 to 1880CE?

15% (correct)

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10%

What happened to the African slaves who survived the journey to the Americas?

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Is slavery as old as humanity?

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The History of Slavery

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Questions and Answers

What term did pre-Civil War Americans often use to refer to slavery?

How many African slaves were forcibly moved from Africa to the Americas from 1500 to 1880CE?

What percentage of African slaves died during the journey to the Americas from 1500 to 1880CE?

What happened to the African slaves who survived the journey to the Americas?

Is slavery as old as humanity?

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