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    Women in Slavery

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    much more difficult. Young African girls that were enslaved were sexually abused from an early age. Olaudah Equiano‚ in Interesting Narrative‚ tells of misfortunes that the female slaves met with at the hands of white men that he witnessed aboard a ship that belonged to his master‚ he writes: "I have even known them gratify their brutal passion with females not ten years old" (p. 483) Equiano claims that even very young slaves were savagely attacked in a sexual way. This fact shows how difficult the

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    religious reasons were just among the various factors why the trade came to an end. Also a few key individuals had their own important roles in making the slave trade illegal. A key individual from that period was the ex-black slave‚ Oluadah Equiano. He was taken from his home in Africa as a young child and brought on a slave ship to America where he was separated from his family and his sister who was also captured. He was bought by a rich naval Captain and spent 10 years of his captivity on

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    Midterm Revision Ben Franklin and his character "Poor Richard" differ greatly from Rip Van Winkle. For instance‚"Rip was ready Rip was ready to attend to anybody’s business but his own; but as to doing family duty‚ and keeping his farm in order it was impossible." pg 457. I chose this passage because Ben Franklin has always taken his hard of ambition to the next level.In contrast‚ Rip has proven to be lazy and also pays more attention to other people jobs than

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    government. One of the main reasons Africans immigrated to America was because they were either coerced or forced to come to the colonies from Africa as slaves. In Olaudah Equiano’s The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Odudah Equiano‚ or Gustavus Vassa‚ the African‚ Equiano was sold into slavery unwillingly and came to America. This is just one of the many stories of the slaves who were brought there. Another reason many people immigrated

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    Capital of Tenochtitlan and the conquest of the Incas in Peru. This is the most important to me because it showed the true heart of the soldier and navigation spirit of the African people. The event that interested me the least was a fact that Equiano recalled on the slave ship. “Even known them (sailors) to gratify their brutal passion with females not ten years old.” This event showed the true nature of slave ship owners who rationalized human trafficking based on the fact that Africans were

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    From the point of contact in the new world‚ many new governments and practices arose. In the following there will be analysis of why the Pilgrims left the Netherlands‚ how slaves believed work would be in the New World‚ what Oñate thought of colonist rebellions‚ the search for the missing Roanoke colonists‚ Anne Hutchinson’s trial‚ Father Marquette’s views on native people‚ and how George Washington established diplomatic relations with Native Americans. Around the year 1620 the Pilgrims left the

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    After watching the Amistad movie‚ I had a better understanding about what happened in 1839 on the Amistad ship. The movie described the story of the slaves’ rebellion on the Amistad ship while sailing from Cuba to America. Then‚ they were imprisoned in Connecticut and their case became a heated subject at that time. Spielberg‚ the movie director‚ did an amazing job showing the horrors of the Atlantic Slave Trade. In my opinion‚ the Amistad movie is historically accurate due to its true illustration

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    luxury and lust of gain? Must every avarice?” (Equiano 97). I think this quotes relates to many lives in the world. People are so inclined to become rich and prosperous that in fact‚ doing so‚ they lose sight of what is important. In order to climb up the social ladder‚ you must sacrifice many things in your life. And inturn‚ you have a chance‚ just a chance‚ to reach a very successful life. 2. “I now wished for the last friend‚ death‚ to relieve me” (Equiano 95). We all have our breaking points. Most

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    “In the face of pain there are no heroes” George Orwell’s 1984 is a brilliant commentary on the dangers of totalitarianism‚ mind control‚ technology and both physical and psychological manipulation. The novel’s protagonist‚ Winston Smith‚ is a very pensive and curious man. He is desperate to uncover the roots behind the twisted caste system that has been set in place by an organization called the Party. The Party demonstrates absolute control over every aspect of life in Oceania (formerly London)

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    exploited in the same manner. There are two individual perspectives of slavery from varying timelines‚ races‚ and backgrounds where the atrocities of slavery are parallel. They are the observations and writings of Bartolomé De Las Casas and Olaudah Equiano. Although their perceptions are from different points in time‚ the themes of injustice‚ brutality‚ and heinous treatment of slaves are not only realized but became a defining moment in their lives where their agenda developed into one of change‚

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