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What was Miró’s policy on slavery in the Louisiana Colony? Miró expanded the slave trade. Miró ended the practice of slavery. Miró added protections for enslaved people. Miró gave greater rights to slaveholders.
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What was Miró’s policy on slavery in the Louisiana Colony?

Miró expanded the slave trade.
Miró ended the practice of slavery.
Miró added protections for enslaved people.
Miró gave greater rights to slaveholders.

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Miro gave greater rights to slaveholders
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C: Miró added protections for enslaved people.

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