Plz help me, answer all 3 questions, brainliest will be given According to the article, how many people did Colston transport from Africa to the Americas?
According to the article, what good things did Colston do, which meant the statue was erected?
Answer the following: “Pulling down the statue of Edward Colston was the right thing to do, he made his fortune through human suffering.’’ Do you agree?
(this is meant to be ethics but that isn't a chose)

Hey! Here are your answers!

1) Colston transported over 84,000 African men, women and children

2) His statue was put up because he was...one of this city's greatest benefactors, supported and endowed schools, almshouses, hospitals and churches in Bristol, London and elsewhere in the UK and set up charitable foundations...

3) Well...pulling down the statue in Bristol was maybe the correct thing for protesters to do at the time...but for us to learn about the history of the UK and the World we need such figures in society to analyse what had happened almost 400 years ago...

Although he (and many others) had specialised in such a horrific stage in Humanity, we have moved on and created rights for such things, (although illegal activities continue), so tearing down did have a recurrence of equal rights for those of colour and those who form the majority race...

Explanation:

I DIDN'T WANT THIS TO BE TOO LENGTHY SO I STOPPED THERE ON THE EXPLANTION BIT...

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. austria-hungary began seizing british colonies in africa.