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Using the two photographs of Goree Island, imagine the experience of the slaves waiting to be sent to the New World on Goree Island. Explain the significance of the “Door of No …

Using the two photographs of Goree Island, imagine the experience of the slaves waiting to be sent to the New World on Goree Island. Explain the significance of the “Door of No …
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Using the two photographs of Goree Island, imagine the experience of the slaves waiting to be sent to the New World on Goree Island. Explain the significance of the “Door of No Return.”

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