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What is the America's first big business?
Big business had started to rise in the late 19th century. The first big buisness that arised at that time was the railroads.
The first person to sail the Americas?
It was Native Americans.
What was the first European country to carve an empire in the Americas?
the carve was a big hole in the wall i was like no it wasnt , then they sad it was right so i said awsome
What country was the first to send explorers to the Americas?
The Spanish , and the Porugese.
Which European country was the first to ship African slaves to the Americas?
Portugal
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