Why wasn't slavery more widespread in Australia, like how it was in the American colonies? Why didn't the African slave trade extend over to Australia, giving Australia a large black population?

Given the Romans' propensity for absorbing local deities into their pantheon, what did they make of Judaism's whole "one true God" business? Did they attempt to assimilate YHWH at first? Are there aspects of Roman religion post-contact that indicate an assimilated version of YHWH? Did they just put it aside as some strange Jewish superstition?

I'm particularly interested in the first century B.C.E., but opinions later/earlier would be interesting as well, especially if there were significant shifts (not counting the Empire's shift to Christianity).

I checked the FAQ, but most of the questions relating to Romans and religion seem to relate to their own religion.

Thanks in advance for any responses!

I'm looking for mythological mentions of artifacts, that are supposedly associated with Morgan Le Fay. Are there any?

If they had the money to pay, would they have been able to pay before being sent to jail?

If they didn't, how did they get the funds to obtain their release?

Secondary question: were African immigrants treated differently than black people born and raised in the UK?

I've been going through the university libraries and struggling to find anything. This isn't for a project, just a bit of curiosity because the topic has not been addressed on any of the American history survey courses I've taken. Any pointers for where to start looking for primary sources would be really appreciated.

3rd year undergraduate History major.

Italy opposed the Anschluss in 1934 and Italy agreed to the Stresa front in 1935. What changed?

I'm doing a little research on the Peru-Chile war of the pacific and I need a little more of insight and backstory from experts historians.

Thank you.

Also, what did the Mafia in the US have to gain through such a collaboration?