several centuries old, and regarded as a way to enhance one's social status
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Terrain difficulties were the primary reason that Islam could not spread further into Africa. In today's world, where most people drive on large paved roads and cover hundreds of kilometers with ease, it is difficult to remember that this was not the case historically. To pass through the deserts, grasslands, and rainforests of Africa was, historically, incredibly difficult and, often times, not worth it. As a result, Muslim merchants did not try to penetrate the jungle. Muslim missionaries have, now, begun to penetrate the other regions of Africa.
HBCU - Historically Black Colleges and Universities And there are 105.
Most of the people in the Carolinas didn't own slaves, they couldn't afford them, instead they were poor white farmers
Some South Africans have inherited French surnames because South Africa was a destination for European emigrants, including many French, during the colonial period. The French people who moved to South Africa gave their French surnames to their descendants, some of whom still live in South Africa or are considered to be South African, even if they now live elsewhere.
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Missouri, Kentucky, West Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware were the five slaveholding border states.
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Historically, many European nations had colonies in Africa. However, Europe never "owned" the continent.
they were against having slaves
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they were against having slaves
they were the slaveholding states that seceded from the Union.
This depends entirely on the slaveholding society. Historically, the largest numbers of slaves have been African (Black) slaves, especially in the Americas, but there have been numerous White Slaves, East Asian Slaves, Indian Slaves, and Native American Slaves in different places and at different times.
Africa iwas historically either fought over between Asians (Arabic/Persian/Eurasian) and European peoples; or used for slavery.
voting favored the wealthy
Missoruri, Kentucky, Maryland, and Delaware