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What understanding of American History and the nations future do the petitioners convey? ​

What understanding of American History and the nations future do the petitioners convey? ​
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What understanding of American History and the nations future do the petitioners convey?
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They believed that American history was about the struggle for freedoms for all, and that the end of slavery would finally bring equality for black citizens.

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They believed that American history was about the struggle for freedoms for all, and that the end of slavery would finally bring equality for black citizens.

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