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EAugust

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When the British wanted to return captured Africans back to freedom in Africa, what port did they use?
 
  a. Cape Colony.
  b. Kilwa.
  c. Freetown.
  d. Algiers.
  e. Tripoli.

Question 2

To the Bangwato, the term Jah Jah meant
 
  a. Welcome
  b. Be careful
  c. Oh dear
  d. It's time to pray
  e. I'm sorry



morganmarie791

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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