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The American Colonization Society (ACS), founded in 1816, successfully established Liberia as a colony for freed African Americans, promoting the idea of resettlement as a solution to racial tensions in the United States. However, it faced significant failures, including limited support from the African American community, many of whom preferred to fight for their rights in the U.S. rather than emigrate. Additionally, the society struggled with the harsh realities of life in Liberia, including conflicts with indigenous populations and economic challenges. Ultimately, the ACS's vision did not significantly reduce slavery or improve racial relations in America.

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