Kunta Kinte's Father

How was Kunta Kinte’s father feeling about the birth of his son? What was unusual about the birthing process? Explain your answer
Kunta Kinte’s father who was really excited about the birth of his son; however was interesting observed the unusual way that Kunta Kinte’s mother was giving birth. Maybe characteristic of their culture, Kunta Kinte’s mother was giving birth standing up; this may indicate that they used gravity as a way to make easier the process of labor.
Is the Mandika village presented in a positive or negative light? Explain your answer
Regarding to their environment, the Village of Mandika portrayed a positive light where they enjoyed the nature healthily respecting each other, mostly the elders.
How did the captain
feel about his role in the slave trade? Explain your answer
The captain in charge of the ship was traumatized with the idea of transporting slave in such inhuman way that would condemn most of the slave to suffer or even worse to die due to the miserable condition they were going to be transported tied with handcuffs laying down over a wood surface not bigger than 4 inches.
He acknowledge how terrible would be transporting these slaves in such deplorable conditions that would violated human being nature.
How do the Mandinka boys become men? Why were they nervous? What was Kunta Kinte’s special task? Explain your answer.
It was interesting how the Mandinka boys became me. They were exposed to a particular ritual where in order to become men, Mandinkas had to show courage, brave and as well have no fear. It was funny the special task that had to be committed by Kunta Kinte which was to catch a bird without the use of weapons. . This formed part of the disciplined ritual to become a Mandinka man.
Describe the sailor’s views about Black people.
It was shocking how the sailors used to express themselves about black people. They described black people as carnivals, wild beats that didn’t have any sense of humanism. They claimed that they were doing black people a favor to avoid them to eat
themselves
In what two ways could the traders get slaves?
Some Africans used to betray their own race for goods and they were committed to catch other slaves like Kunta Kinte to secure their own wellness. In another hand, Africans were bought like if they were an object and they were sent to America to work on lands.
How was Kunta Kinte captured?
Kunta Kinte was captured by those Africans which lost their sense of integrity and love toward their own race. Kunta unfortunately got caught while she was getting some material to make a drum for his little brother. With chains attached to his wrists and neck, Kunta Kinte with hopeless cries faced the end of his freedom
Describe the conditions for prisoners below deck.
On board of the ship, Kunta and others prisoners witness the miserable conditions there were to be exposed. Below deck, slaves were packed like sardines with a minimum space where they could barely move, they were chained and there wasn’t fresh air to be breathed; consequently some of the slaves started dying.
What impacts did these conditions have on the captured Africans? Explain your answer.
Its inexplicable how depressing where the conditions on board the ship toward slaves. They had to sleep over wood’s bed, they were no air flow, many slaves were suffocating, dehydrated, and as consequence, many slaves were sentenced to die.