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Match each cause with an effect to learn a few tragic consequences of slavery. Put the letter of the effect next to the corresponding cause
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Match each cause with an effect to learn a few tragic consequences of slavery. Put the letter of the effect next to the corresponding cause

Match each cause with an effect to learn a few tragic consequences of slavery. Put-example-1
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A is equal to 4

B is equal to 5

C is equal to 1

D is equal to 3

E is equal to 2

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