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    Artisan Slaves

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    Artisan Slaves Taylor Longmore October 11‚ 2014 Period 4 Mr. Gallagher In the 1700’s when slavery was a big business. Most slaves were treated horribly‚ beaten‚ raped‚ and whatever else the master could think of. There were few slaves who were more than just common field slaves they were called artisan slaves. Artisan slaves were slaves who were paid for their services. Having skills such as being a blacksmith‚ carpenter‚ cooper‚ shoemaker‚ tanner‚ spinner‚ weaver etc. These specific slaves

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    African-American literature can be defined as writings by people of African descent living in the United States of America. The African-American literary tradition began with the oral culture long before any of the materials in it were written on. Throughout their American history‚ African-Americans have used the oral culture as a natural part of black expressive culture. They are very powerful voices that give fuller meanings to words on a page. The America South is an important landscape in African-American

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    African cultural forms

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    Theme: Caribbean History Topic: West African cultural forms and its presence in the British Caribbean up 1838. Statement of the Problem Is it true to suggest that there was a strong presence of African cultural forms within the British Caribbean plantation society up to 1838? Rationale The system of chattel slavery forcibly removed the West African natives from their homeland. As a result of this the Africans were forced to leave a place where they knew as home to a place

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    Foster ENG 102 B15 RA2 Instructor: Graves 5 December 2014 African-American Culture in “Everyday Use” When exploring African-American history‚ most people can agree that black people were enslaved and treated poorly. They endured it all and worked hard to rise above the boundaries of slavery and prejudice. However‚ the most significant aspect of African-American history is its heritage and history. “Everyday Use” by Alice Walker depicts the African-American experience encountered moving out of the era

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    The Life of a Field Slave VS the House Slave Slavery was a ruthless and dreadful way of life for all slaves. Yet there were differences in rank between slaves. Minor class slaves were “field slaves”. Superior class slaves were “house slaves”. The daily routines of these slaves differed to a great extent. Field slaves only function was production. Their duties were to plant and cultivate the crops‚ clear the land‚ flame the undergrowth‚ roll the wood‚ split rails‚ transport water‚ restore fences

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    Most of the African women and men who were forcibly taken to America came from a large west region in Africa known as Guinea. Guinea was home to a wide variety of cultures and peoples. Over half of all arrivals in the World between 1500 and 1800 were Africans‚ whose culture greatly affected American civilization. White Americans and Europeans came to depict the African society as uncivilized and nonindustrial when in reality‚ their society was developed and complex. The African society had early

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    Slave Traders

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    seen during slavery when slave traders and slave master tried to control people for their own benefit and wellbeing. The slave traders kept the slaves in inhumane conditions on ships below decks‚ where overcrowding and extremely unsanitary conditions where a common theme on these ships. The slaves were never allowed on the deck of a ship and the only time they were able to get up there they got beaten by the slave traders. Also the slave masters did not treat the slaves like human beings‚ but more

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    as a "culture". Hip-Hop has had a notable influence on fashion‚ language‚ art and the Culture of mainstream Western society. Style and fashion has always been at the heart of hip-hop culture. Break-dancers (or B-boys) inspired by hip-hop wore clothes that were functional for dancing such as loose fitting jeans or tracksuits.

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    Poor people do not have weaker work ethics or lower levels of motivation than wealthier people (Iversen & Farber‚ 1996; Wilson‚ 1997). Although poor people are often stereotyped as lazy‚ 83 percent of children from low-income families have at least one employed parent; close to 60 percent have at least one parent who works full-time and year-round (National Center for Children in Poverty‚ 2004). In fact‚ the severe shortage of living-wage jobs means that many poor adults must work two‚ three

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    African Diaspora

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    been an integral part of the African culture for many >years. Since slaver‚ people of African decent have dealt with the imposed >"veil"; it represents society’s view of African Americans as a problem and >it’s refusal to accept the African Americans as contributive members to >their society. Moreover‚ the "Diaspora" deals with the "double >consciousness‚" the looking of self through the eyes of others while being >graded by the society around the African American. The task is to analyze

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