How Did Early Americans Victimized Or Put Into Slavery

In American history books, and any other earliest recognized historical records there are some rather embarrassing events. These events in American history where there have always been men and women in society who have preyed upon the innocent. These events people tend to avoid and no one wants to talk about. What about the Victims of North or central American exploration and settlement who were conquered or put to slavery? In our early history, no one asks the question, what about the suffering of our earliest ancestors. Those that suffered, were victimized or put into slavery?. The early American explorers and settlers who were here; like the Spanish, English or the French victimized the people for their own profit. People like Montezuma, Pocahontas and . Our violating and mistreatment of these early Americans. History shows a dark side of society where slavery was prevalent, where it was not considered a crime but had some very negative affects. Rates of violence and abuse of slavery for the early inhabitants of Central and North America. Where slaves, if they were not compliant, they were harshly treated and were sometimes even put to death. This
is just one of the disturbing situations in history where innocent people or culture were made into victims. Slavery now considered the worst crime possible, but for centuries it was very common, without much care for the victim. Slavery can have very painful and have many effects on the people or culture that has been enslaved with many ill effects like physical and psychological. Slavers choose their victims because the early inhabitants were thought of as being inferior. They victimize these people because it was easy and rather simply because they could. The first explorers and settlers was a able o get away with slavery because hey believed no one will stop them. Those that were enslaved and being targeted upon being unable to do anything to stop them, whether because they were physically incapable of defending themselves. In the aftermath of slavery here were problems present in their society. They believed that the ends always justify the means. In times like those, those who fell victim were innocent ad because they can be preyed upon by those who were stronger. It was wrong to enslave them because they never did anything to deserve this type of punishment. I understand that there is no such thing as a perfect world, slavery and the unjust treatment of the weak will never stop. Through out history, the innocent at times are usually the ones that are enslaved ad preyed upon. The slavery of the innocent is shown through history, the early explorers and settlers decided the fate of these inhabitants simply based on the fact based on their skin color or how they lived. They were thought to be inferior. The were many shameful parts of early American history.
Logically, the early explorers and settlers took advantage of the early Americans; in fact sometimes slavery was a way in order to get them out of the way. The early inhabitants thought it was good to help these explorers and settlers, however these new Americans proceeded to take advantage of them. They were condemned by the prejudice of these early settlers. The early inhabitants did not have a chance, and they were eventually killed or enslaved.They were enslaved due to the color of their skin. Most people at that time, thought that was their right and it was right for slavery and that it was justified. They were entitled to slaves, however they underestimated these early inhabitants, and they lashed out against these people whenever they had the
chance. The early explorers and settlers knew of the negative effects that would result from slavery, however they believed it was right even if it did bring dangers. All these events in history, although it was right at the time, it still affects the country today. The slavery and mistreatment did not go against the early explorers and settlers morals and beliefs, which they thought it was right. As horrible as slavery was at the time and they were helplessly trapped in this type of life. These early settlers and explorers did not think of the early inhabitants as victims. They thought it was their right target these people and it was right for this type of violence and abuse. Slavery is all about violence, power and control that no one deserves. It is fundamentally the wrong thing to do at ay point in history. What happened was these people were victimized in a system which was the best at the time in which they lived. Since those early days, those early inhabitants have played a critical role in shaping the nation and a impact we needed in order to survive.