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Where was the first slave auction held in the US?
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What are the 2 most prestigious auction houses in the US?
The 2 most prestigious auction houses in the US are Christie's and Sotheby's.
Does the US government use the dutch auction to support government finances?
Dutch auction is a type of auction wherein the auctioneer begins with the highest bid. The US government makes use of this type of auction to support its government finances.?æ
Why did the US change the capital of Russia?
The US did not change the capital of Russia, Russia is quite a large country and is not heavily influenced by other countries. When Russia did change its capital it was because there was a change in government in their own country not because of the US.
How did the US benefit from the slave trade?
The People working on the Plantations in the Us Benefited from the slave trade because they could then work faster and the slaves were alot cheaper than any othher slaves. This meant there was less work to do.
What was Martin Luther King's role in bringing about change in US?
Martin Luther King helped out em "blacks" from being my slave...
Why were the slave states concentrated in the South and southeast regions of the US?
Because that's where the slave states were, and that's the section of the country where the cotton was. Slaves were needed to work the cotton fields.
How did slavery get started in the US?
probably because they only choose the Americans can do the slaving because the slave owners wanted more money.AnswerBecause the slave owners who came to America they only wanted African Americans to do all of the slaving so the slave owners come to take them to get more money
Why did the North want Congress to control trade and that the US should continue with slave trading?
because they are stupid idiots
How was ending the slave trade different from ending slavery in the US?
because they wouldn't trade but it was still allowed to have slaves
Why did slave rebellions have little chance of success in the southern US?
because most slaves weren't thought of as a threat.
Why was the US relucten to annex Texas?
Because it was an area in which slavery was legal, and to bring it into the Union would destroy the balance in the Senate between slave states and non-slave states. Also because the U.S. didnt want :D
