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80の問題のところを教えて欲しいです。 同じ意味に書き換えるところが分かりません。

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Many people believe that Newton, Einstein and Da Vinci were among the smartest people in their lived. のthatの働きを教えてほしいです

1番上の一文何ですがそれぞれSVOCなどに分けるとどのようになりますかthem make delicious foods のところが特にどうゆう文の構成になってるのか分からないです

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それぞれ適切なものを入れる問題なのですが、答えと解説を教えていただきたいです。よろしくお願い致します！

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下線部は何と訳すのか教えてください！

John Newton was born in London in 1725. He II was the son of a ship's captain. At the age of 11, he went to sea with his father. When he grew uP, he found work in the slave trade. He took slaves from the west coast of Africa to the New World. In those days, trading slaves was not against the law._Newton himself saw nothing wrong with it.

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