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This article is about how the practice of slavery affected American Indians, both as enslaved people and as owners of enslaved people. Be prepared to answer questions to check your understanding of the article. Click here to begin Choose the word or phrase that best completes each sentence. 1. Before white Europeans began bringing Africans to the Americas, American Indians sometimes enslaved . 2. American Indians typically consider enslaved American Indians to be racially inferior. 3. The first Europeans in the Americas bought and sold enslaved American Indians but came to enslaved Africans.

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