1. What percentage of congressmen have ancestors who owned slaves?
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2. Is this percentage higher in the House of Representatives or in the Senate?
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3. Which is NOT true?
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4. Which party has more politicians who are descendants of slaveholders?
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5. Who conducted this research?
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Historical research projects sometimes look into how present-day institutions are connected to past events like slavery, which can lead to public discussion and debate. Articles like this introduce vocabulary around history, research, and public reaction.
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