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There were black groups that formed in America before slavery began. In fact, Anthony Johnson, a black man himself, was one of the first American slave owners.

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What if America had no slavery?

there would be no blacks in america


How did slavery change America's history?

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Why was blacks only in slavery?

In Greece and Rome, any barbarian could be enslaved. In America, slaves were almost exclusively African and from African descent.


How did slaveholders justify slavery?

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