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World Economy Changes and the End of Slavery
Trace how shifting global economic structures, moral movements, and slave rebellions challenged forced labor.
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Social Structures, Diversity, and Connections to Today
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Evaluate how diversity, class, gender, and migration shape social norms, and investigate how historical topics connect to modern global challenges.
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