What Is Cinque Said To John Quincy Adams Rhetorical Analysis

What cinque says to John Quincy Adams is that they won't be alone and by this he doesn't mean the law and justice will be with them, but his ancestors. He says that he will go to the past, the beginning of time and beg his ancestors to come and their judgement. That as he tells them they will be forced to come into him because it is now the time that they all existed for. He uses cinques words in a very intelligent way. He calls all everybody to stop revering or individuality and try to act alone. We sometimes to are wrong and that like cinque call upon our ancestors people like George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Joni Adams and others. To call on them for their strength and wisdom. To guide us to justice and help us triumph over our peers, prejudices and ourselves.
He even begins to welcome civil war in hopes that it will finally settle America in the foundation it was meant to be. In a foundation of freedom and equality. This connection he makes between the African culture and that we as Americans should call upon their culture and connect with cinque and the other men from the Amistad and keep the beliefs that our country was founded on. John Adams is asking Americans to come out of ignorance and to think if what we are doing and what we believe is truly right. Is it wise? Are, are beliefs the same of those that were thought to be those of of a true American when they wrote the constitution? With this calling John Q Adams helped persuade the supreme court to see past slavery a preconceptions and realize that what the government is doing goes against the structure of America. They see past color and see humans just like