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fifty percent did not make it.
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What percentage of slaves didn't make the journey?
50%
Why did the south feel that they neede slaves?
Because... they are lazy and they didnt want to do the jobs themsleves so they forced slaves to do their dirty work for them to make profit from it...
What is the percent of white and black in Suriname?
According to the Central Intelligence Agency [CIA] World Factbook for 2008, only 1 percent of the population is white. Creoles are the mixed descendants of West African slaves and Europeans. Surinamese of European descent tend to have Dutch ancestors. Creoles make up 31 percent. Maroons are the descendants of escaped West African slaves. They make up 10 percent.
Why did millsberry closed?
they didnt make money
Why didn't the Raiders make the playoffs?
the didnt make it to the playoffs because they didnt win their division and they didnt have the best record
Did they have slaves in the southern colonies?
Slavery was banned for about thirty years in the 1700s but yes there was slavery when agrilcultuere became a popular way to make a living.
Did Marco Polo make a family?
No he didnt he didnt have time for a family
When did Hernando Cortes make is journey?
1530 that is when he made his journey .
Why was the American colonization society founded?
to make a homeland for freed slaves in Africa
Did the slaves make the first pyramid?
no doubt slaves were used
Do slaves from china make your clothes?
Not slaves, but those in prison.
What are Suriname's ethnic groups?
The major ethnic groups in Suriname are Hindustani(Hindoestanen), Javanese, Surinamese Creoles, and Surinamese Maroons.Specifically, Hindus are the largest ethnic group at 27 percent of the population. They are descendants of 19th-century contract workers from the Northern Indian states of Bihar and Eastern Uttar Pradesh.Surinamese Creoles make up 18 percent. They are mixed descendants of West African slaves and Europeans (mostly Dutch).The Javanese make up 15 percent. They are descendants of contract workers from the former Dutch East Indian island of Java.Surinamese Maroons make up 15 percent. They are descendants of escaped West African slaves.
