A People & a Nation: To 1877Houghton Mifflin, 1990 - 464페이지 |
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... became accustomed to planting and eating American crops . As a result , the diets of all three peoples were vastly enriched . One conse- quence was the doubling of the world's population over the next three hundred years . The exchange ...
... became accustomed to planting and eating American crops . As a result , the diets of all three peoples were vastly enriched . One conse- quence was the doubling of the world's population over the next three hundred years . The exchange ...
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... became the leaders of religious antislavery . They helped found the Na- tional Anti - Slavery Society but eventually broke with the uncompromising Garrison as they sup- ported antislavery political parties in the 1840s . Ar- thur and ...
... became the leaders of religious antislavery . They helped found the Na- tional Anti - Slavery Society but eventually broke with the uncompromising Garrison as they sup- ported antislavery political parties in the 1840s . Ar- thur and ...
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... became the central issue . That hap- pened in August 1846 , when a Democratic representative from Pennsylvania , David Wilmot , of fered an amendment to a military appropriations bill . Wilmot attached a condition , or proviso , to the ...
... became the central issue . That hap- pened in August 1846 , when a Democratic representative from Pennsylvania , David Wilmot , of fered an amendment to a military appropriations bill . Wilmot attached a condition , or proviso , to the ...
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The Meeting of Old World and New 14921640 | 3 |
Indian Cultures of North America | 7 |
European Explorations in America | 17 |
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