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4. Prior to Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations, how did countries define their wealth? What was Adam Smith's radical insight into how countries should define their wealth?
5. As late as the 1680s, the slave population of the Chesapeake was relatively small. How was slavery in the Chesapeake during the early and mid-1600s different from the later 1600s and 1700s? Identify and explain two factors that led to the rise of a slave based society in the Chesapeake.

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