slavery
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abolish |
He wanted to abolish slavery.
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America |
The slaves were taken to America.
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cooking |
Pierce the lid before cooking.
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cotton |
The slaves had to work in the cotton trade.
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culture |
The slaves tried to remember their culture.
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emotional |
It must have been emotional to leave their homeland.
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forced |
The slaves were forced to work long hours for little food.
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human |
The slave owners did not treat the slaves as human beings.
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labour
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They had to labour in the fields.
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primary |
The slaves primary role was to make money for their owners.
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slavery |
In 1865 slavery was abolished in the USA.
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source |
The slave trade was a great source of income.
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