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    was low. There are many conspiracies to how she disappeared‚ but the most popular are that she landed on Gardner Island‚ crashed into the sea‚ or fell victim to the Japanese during the time of war. Even after all of this time‚ Earhart’s disappearance certainly has kept her name in the public eye. There have been many differing conspiracies as to how she disappeared; people still continue to speculate about what happened today. Although‚ one of the most popular conspiracies is that she landed on Gardner

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    Slave Acculturation

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    Slave Acculturation The seasoning process‚ as applied to the treatment of plantation slaves‚ was designed to ensure not only that the slaves would become totally dependent upon the dictates of their owners but also to destroy the cultural links which the slaves had with their former homelands. In the West African kingdoms which provided one of the major source of slaves at the height of the triangle trade‚ slavery was part of the indigenous culture; however‚ the motivation

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    race against the Soviet Union‚ or Russia‚ to cheat the public out of billions of dollars. The conspiracy theorists had believed that the scientists that had worked for NASA thought that the Apollo missions would be impossible because it was too expensive to make it to the moon at the time. The time they made it to the moon was right around the Cold War time‚ and the Great Depression. The conspiracy theorists also believed that the government had built a secret movie studio elsewhere in the south

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    Dating all the way back to the early 1960’s a number of conspiracy theories arose including the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. This widespread belief caught the attention of sociologists‚ psychologists‚ and experts in folklore. Researchers believe one of the most important characteristics of these accounts is their attempt to unveil the real but hidden relations in social groups. Theories like the death of Marilyn Monroe and the first moon landing keep scientists on their toes in

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    Kennedy assassination‚ a multitude of conspiracies rose up. There were a lot of conspiracies including Oswald acting alone and that Lyndon B. Johnson plan to killed J.F.K. With all of the conspiracies there are‚ none of them have been one hundred percent proven yet. People have all kinds of opinions on these conspiracies. Even though many people think J.F.K. was assassinated by Oswald acting alone‚ there is plenty of evidence showing there are other conspiracies possible. J.F. Kennedy was the 35th

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    Letter To Slaves

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    will put a new perspective on the issue for you and your family. The new Kansas-Nebraska Act that Congress passed a few months back allows each territory’s residents to decide whether they would permit slavery in their territory. I hope that with the power of the people that are against it will help spread over into other territories and then eventually there will be an end to slavery everywhere. I have said many times to myself and others that I would rather see you than any man living. I’m curious

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    Celia, A Slave

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    Celia‚ a Slave In the summer of 1855‚ a slave named Celia committed a crime that would test the laws and precedents placed on slaves in Missouri during this time period. Celia was only fourteen when purchased by a slave owner‚ Robert Newsom in 1850. Five years after being purchased‚ she murdered her owner in self-defense because he tried to rape her. Throughout the 1800’s‚ slaves had few rights‚ if any at all. Celia‚ A Slave brings up many questions about these rights because of the controversy

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    All the conspiracy theories‚ demonic acts‚ disappearances‚ cryptids‚ extra-terrestrials and homicides don’t just leave us wondering & curious‚ they leave us lost. They have us lost in our thoughts; a thought of what truly is reality. Human nature was guided by curiosity‚ the ability for us to learn and be innovative. Unsolved mysteries are also guided by human nature. It is the need for wanting to know and learn more about something that we have no idea about. First and foremost‚ conspiracy theories

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    The Slave Auction

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    The Slave Auction Analysis Imagine being ripped from your mother’s chest at a young age knowing you’ll never see her again. Listen to the screams of the little children around you as you hold on to your lover’s hand for dear life praying to every god imaginable that you two won’t be ripped apart.-- “I got a nice wench starting at 800”.-- Your grasp gets tighter as they examine you from head to toe. The bids are getting higher and higher‚ tears stroll down your face. You look at the stone cold

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    Slave Interviews

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    It is really difficult for people in these days to know the truth about the conditions and circumstances in which the slaves lived in. Even though there are many interviews that have been made to try and find out more about what it was like being a slave in those days‚ it is hard to know wither the person is telling the truth or not. When most of the interviews were being made‚ there were still lots of racial feelings towards the African Americans. When an African American was being interviewed

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