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Chapter 8 was based on slavery and explaining the history of all lower standards of society. Slavery was based on explanation of slavery that was told by the southern and the Northern that was written by them. In 1861 a photograph was taken to a family in South Carolina after northern had occupied the Sea Islands area. However the thunder of freedom took place between the 1862 through 1865 across the south. Even though the northern found it hard to imagine the freed people’s point of view because of the culture of southern African American was so unfamiliar. Charles Nordhoff stated how he was having the feeling that he was speaking with foreigners because he thought the way Africans spoke was completely different. More and above, In 1930, the

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