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- 1. In what year did the world have more slaves than at any other time in human history? A. 37 BC B. 335 AD C. 1296 D. 1871 E. 2014 According to the BBC, there are “more people in slavery today than at any time in human history” and that the “estimated number of people in slavery—27 million—is more than double the total number believed to have been taken from Africa during the transatlantic slave trade.”
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- 7. Articulate your thesis in one sentence and write it at the top of your second rough draft Get in groups based on the chapter you are discussing for Essay #3 Take turns being in the mush pot and discussing your argument (at least five minutes for each person) Exchange rough drafts with another person in your group and give each other feedback
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