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What feeling did both the Pilgrams and the captured slaves experience on their journey to the New World? Question 20 options: hopefulness hopelessness uncertainty

What feeling did both the Pilgrams and the captured slaves experience on their journey to the New World? Question 20 options: hopefulness hopelessness uncertainty
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What feeling did both the Pilgrams and the captured slaves experience on their journey to the New World?

Question 20 options:

hopefulness


hopelessness


uncertainty

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Maybe if I were one of them, I would say uncertainty.
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