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Stanley was a Welsh-born American journalist and explorer, famous for his search for David Livingstone and his part in the European colonization of Africa. Henry Morton Stanley was born John Rowlands on 28 January 1841 in Denbigh, Wales. His parents were not married, and he was brought up in a workhouse.

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Henry Morton Stanley's actions, particularly in the Congo Free State, had a devastating impact on the Congolese people.

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Henry Morton Stanley was the one who killed the people and perpetrating violence during his expeditions in Africa, particularly during his work for King Leopold II in the Congo. He was accused of being a brutal leader, and his actions led to widespread death and suffering among the Congolese population

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So Henry Morton Stanley's actions in the Congo were complex and controversial. While he aimed to end the slave trade and establish trade with the region, his methods and the context of his work contributed to the brutal exploitation of the Congo by King Leopold II.

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Stanley's expeditions, particularly between 1879 and 1884, aimed to map and claim the Congo Basin for King Leopold II of Belgium. He established trading posts and negotiated treaties with local chiefs that effectively ceded their land to the Belgian crown.

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So overall Henry Mortan Stanley had something to do with the Congo death because However, his exploration and support for King Leopold II's Congo Free State led to the brutal exploitation and devastation of the region, which can be understood as a form of indirect harm.

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During your expeditions you forced Congolese workers to break rocks and level off ground for a road and railway across impossibly difficult land

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According to evidence 3 it says that you forced Congolese workers to break rocks and level off ground for a road and railway tracks. So I think that Henry Mortan Stanley killed the Congolese people because he made them do difficult labor and hard conditions.