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London Kirby

15 June, 14:42

Which statement about slavery in Brazil are true

1) slavery began during the portuguese colonization of Brazil

2) more than one-third of all enslaved people transported from Africa went to Brazil

3) slavery ended when Brazil stopped importing Africans as slaves

4) plantations and mining operations fed the demand for slaves

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