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It made people racists which still occurs today. The slaves were downgraded to the status of property and thusly were owned. They weren't even second class citizens. They were animals that justified why they were treated so horribly. Just recently in American history were the colored able to mix with the white. It made people think they were dumb, undeserving, and basically nothing. Clearly that's not the case, but that concept is still around today.
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What impact does slavery have on the US today?
it is not a lot of slavery these daysAnswer:When something evil happens in a peoples' life (like slavery, the Jewish Holocaust, etc.) it tends to become part of that peoples culture. Those whose ancestors were victims have a "never again" attitude that in many ways makes them stronger.
How did the ideals in the declaration of independence affect peoples view of slavery?
People started to realize how the slaves felt, and more and more people then started to go against slavery.-Lynn
What was Lincoln's attitude about slavery in the states?
Lincoln was against slavery.
What was the peoples attitude during the renaissance?
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Do Call of Duty affect attitude?
it does not affect your attitude. Up to date is has not been scientificly proven that it does.
How can a bad attitude affect your life?
A bad attitude can affect your life: 1) It can affect the way you learn. 2) It can affect your performance in a sport or activity.
What argument used to justify slavery appealed to peoples beliefs?
slavery was mentioned in The Bible
Who changed peoples attitude about travel in 1927?
Charles A. Lindbergh changed people's attitude towards travel in 1927.
What was the attitude of American toward slavery after the war?
Slavery was outlawed in the US in 1807. Anything after that was considered contraband.
What was Georgia's attitude toward slavery?
Georgia didn't agree
What are peoples attitude towards owls?
some people are fond of owls.
What was the middle colonies attitude towards slavery?
according to my world history book englands attitude towards slavery was really strict in fact some people even were punished depending on their crime
