In the Seventeenth Century,most Blacks Who Came to the English

question 63

True/False

In the seventeenth century,most blacks who came to the English colonies in North America came directly from Africa.

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Definitions:

Idle No More

A grassroots movement among Indigenous peoples in Canada advocating for indigenous sovereignty, environmental protection, and respect for treaty rights.

Aboriginal Peoples

Indigenous groups in Canada, known for their distinct cultures, languages, histories, and territorial connections, acknowledged as the original inhabitants of the region.

Reformist

An advocate for gradual change within existing institutions and structures to improve or reform society, as opposed to advocating for radical or revolutionary changes.

Neoevolutionary Theory

Lenski’s analysis of the role that technology plays in people’s adjustment to the physical world.