It wasn't. It was just made in the 1560's.
A British colonel does not have the power to legalize anything.
i just wanted to say one thing. Since when was teen dating legalized ! ! ? ? :O :O like that is insane.. oh and i dont know when it was legalized. :) x.o.x.o.
It wasn't. It's still illegal.
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Yes, the fourteenth amendment legalized slavery.
1841
Massachusetts
A British colonel does not have the power to legalize anything.
One of the most notable results was the end of legalized slavery in the U.S.
Slavery was legal in both the United States and Great Britain in the first years of the nineteenth century. It was also legal in parts of South America.
It was legalized for until Abraham Lincoln abolished it which is basically since we first settled in the south when the 13 colonies were created.
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I don't think any have legalized it
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Slavery was first legalized in the English American colonies in 1642, in Massachusetts. Several other colonies followed before 1700. There is a link below.
Stephen Douglas wanted to organize the territory so he asked David Atchison to make a compromise with him called the Kansas/Nebraska Act that said the people could vote on slavery in those territories. So technically it was both of those guys.