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Assignment:
Reaction to Exterminate All the Brutes video: Question: What is the "doctrine of discovery" and how was it used to justify the enslavement of millions of Africans? How was it used to justify the removal of Indigenous Peoples from their land?Discussion Guidelines
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Expectations
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