A Nation’s Birth: From Convicts, To Slavery, And Then America

Perhaps the British had not contemplated that their ingenious idea to rid its land of its most vile populace would inevitably backfire in ways that created one of the world’s most heinous crimes against humanity. Read “The Untold Lives of British Convicts Sold to America.”

This may also interest you: Was Jamestown a penal colony? Ans—According to numerous accounts and research provided online, although thugs, barbarians, and degenerates were shipped by the British government to some colonial colonies to assist with cultivating the lands, Jamestown was not adjudged a penal colony. | And this, “History of Jamestown” | And this, “A Short History of Jamestown” | And this, Jamestown Colony (Facts & history)  | And this, “Powhatan (The POWERFUL Native American Chief and His Kingdom)” | And this, “Convict Labor during the Colonial Period” | And this, “The 1619 Landing—Virginia’s First Africans” | And this, Crispus Attucks (of African descent, gun violence victim of the Boston Massacre, a rebellion against the British government) | And this, “The American Revolution explained” (aka, The U.S. War of Independence) | And this, “The British Empire” | And lastly, this, “What Are the Core Values of the United States of America?“