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1. Why were some colonists afraid of transporting more slaves to the colonies?
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1. Why were some colonists afraid of transporting more slaves to the colonies?

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From fear, racism for this group was strong. Throughout the years of early America, this fear caused uprisings, rebellions, peacetreaties, and trade agreements.

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