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What were Calvinist beliefs on slavery during the civil war period in America?
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During the Civil War period in America, the Calvinist beliefs were anti-slavery. However the Calvinists also had a belief in the separation of church and state.
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Which man was responsible for the expansion of slavery in America during the 1800s?
Eli Whitney was responsible for the expansion of slavery in America during the 1800's.
When was slavery first introduced in America?
Slavery was first introduced to america in jamestown, virginia during 1619.
Was there slavery during the civil rights movement?
Not in America
When did African clothing move to America?
The clothing came to America in the 1800s during slavery. The Africans tried to hold onto a their traditions as best as they could during slavery.
Where else did slavery exist during the time of American slavery?
in the Americas you had slavery in Brazil, Canada, the English colonies, south America and the carribbean islands.
In what period was there chattel slavery in the US?
There was chattel slavery existing in the United States of America during the colonial times, slavery was around in our country from about 1619 to 1789.
Where did Darwin first encounter slavery?
South America, I think, during the voyage of the Beagle.
What During slavery what did most African Americans do to practice their religious beliefs?
THey went to white churches or held their own secret sessions
During slavery what did most African-Americans due to practice their religious beliefs?
They went to white churches or held their own services in secret.
Who taught that salvation was predestined during the renaissance?
John Calvin, the founder of Calvinist faith.
When did the slavery exist?
slavery has been around for centuries the first recorded slaves were during roman times 500 BC. slavery was abolished in 1807 in England and in 1865 in America after the civil war.
What was NOT one of the beliefs that Latin America shared with the West during the 19th century?
Belief in absolute monarchy
