that the wealth is a cultural pursuit the desire or the need of the labor so that the tanning they begi began to e for people who could now be used in these colonial sites where the agrarian economy was being developed into the labor-intensive crops and then of course later cotton was introduced and became a basis between the americas, africa and europe and they were pushed into the trade. >> was their slavery in europe? >> there was slavery in every place. they were similar to the slave societies. there were so many in that part of the world at the time. one of the interesting things it does encourage globalization trade around the world with these goods from africa, europe and asia and the americas. >> when was it outlawed in europe and when did the u.s. become the center? >> everyone outlawed slaver slan thata different time so we lookt it in europe ending were dwindling i should say in the period of the 18th century at about the same time the slave trade and you have france and england for example ending on their territories but maintaining it in their colonies. >> brenda stevenson,

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in 1972, he ran for congress and heon, begiing a long and impressivcongressional tenure. ralph served for 18 terms, 36 years and he was a leader on the appropriatios committee. in that role, he helped shape the coury, but he never forgot where he came from. back in 1998, ralph and his wife mary were instrumental in the establishment of the national first ladies' library in canton and both remained very involved in the library's operations over the years. many remember him for his system.support of the while many of the nation will remember ralph rega as an important figure on the appropriations committee, i will remember him as a respected colleague and someone ias proud to call a friend. ralph was aoft-spoken and old school gentleman. by the time i was elected to congress back in 1994, ralph regula was the dean of the ohio delegation. a few years after congressman regula retired, i became the dean of the ohio republican delegation and tried to model my approach to the role that he set. he set a great example for all of us who serve here in the use because he truly was a

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if we begi began to go down the longer -- laundry list of we just helped reduce the dignity for incarceratedy booker and elizabeth warren in washington, d.c.,. [applause] that bill speaks directly to what you're referring to in regards to the horrific treatment and conditions of women living within the prisons across this country. and that hopefully that is a bill that everybody in this room will pay attention to help to move along so that we can stop separate women from their children, stop over criminalizing black women, stop putting them in prisons where they need to be in the communities. that billion dollars spent back in 1994 for the crime bill build more prisons. it got us to the place where we are today. imagine if we had that billion dollars and to spend it on educating our babies. imagine if we had that billion dollars and built affordable decent housing. imagine if we had ported into the public education system that the top administration right now is trying to gut and privatize. these are the issues we need to focus on. we've got to get her head out of the sand, my people, and un