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    African Slave Trade and Slavery until the End The African population from the 1500’s to the 1800’s was treated inhumanly‚ enslaved and put to work on plantations‚ forced to grow many goods for trade. The Europeans chose the African people for a few reasons: There culture‚ build and being used to hard labor. The African Slave Trade was the largest migration of people in the world. Twelve million moved but only Ten million made it alive. There was a passage that the Europeans used during the

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    In Frederick Douglass’ speech “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July” he compels his audience to make a stand against slavery. This newfound motivation to abolish slavery established within the audience members is derived from his strong use of rhetorical devices such as pathos‚ and tone. Although we cannot audibly hear his tone‚ Douglass’ tone is most clearly seen in his speech through his choice in diction. At first he is humble and patriotic which is precisely what his audience expects from

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    masters. Many accounts of the times are available and they portray the slave trading business from multiple perspectives. These narratives provide an insight into how the business was ran by merchants. They also detail the hardships experienced by those traded like animals. When reading accounts from both sides‚ you see how truly unfair the business was. Antera Duke’s diary paints an inaccurate portrait of the African slave trade by making it out to be business as usual. Meanwhile‚ Mahommah Baquaqua’s

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    Did African’s participate in the Atlantic Slave Trade as equal partners‚ or were they the victims of European power and greed? The Trans Atlantic Slave Trade (TAST) was the selling of and transportation of slaves from African lands across the Atlantic to lands such as Brazil‚ Spanish Empire‚ British‚ French‚ Dutch and Danish West Indies‚ the British North America and US‚ along with Europe. It is estimated that as many as 13 million slaves left African ports (although only 11 million arrived to

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    The Transatlantic Slave Trade greatly impacted both America and Africa because of the establishment of slave trading posts‚ slave raids in African villages‚ the introduction of African culture in America‚ and slavery. Several European nations such as England‚ France‚ and Portugal set up trading posts‚ mainly along the coast of West Africa in order to ease the process of transporting slaves from Africa to the plantations in America. To obtain slaves‚ soldiers would raid villages and capture villagers

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    describe the forced journey of African slaves from Africa to America in exchange for goods from Europe. It is called the middle passage because it was the middle leg of the ‘triangular trade’. During the 17th century heaps of slaves were kidnapped and transported from the west coast of Africa to America in slave ships. These ships travelled across the Atlantic ocean from and this took about six to eight weeks depending on the weather. Conditions for slaves were horrible on board and it was very hard

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    trade with the rest of the world and pirates strived on the ocean and took upon themselves to intercept many merchant ships and take their goods and wealth for their own. Rediker discusses how even though pirates were nothing but robbers and thieves‚ they were actually the first to create a community that resembles much like a democratic system where all of the crew had a voice on the ship. And social integration that piracy brought in as many ethnicities were welcomed to sail under the Jolly Roger‚ even

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    Wilberforce‚ John Newton and Grenville Sharpe. This man’s means to challenge the institution of slavery and all that it stood for‚ was one of the very first steps (during the earlier years of the campaign) in improving the conditions of African slaves- which led to the abolition as it was a gradual process. His work was seen to target administrative support by gathering evidence and justifying his arguments through the evidence he had collated. This determination and use of tactical skill through

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    African slaves were a huge part of the Atlantic world. They made early america flourish. Without them american wouldnt of had the work force needed to produce the goods they needed to survive. Enslaving Africans had many causes and effects in the Atlantic world that greatly affected early America and Africa. African slaves weren’t the first people to be enslaved in the new world. They started with Native Americans forcing them to work on their plantations like surfs in the feudal system. Natives

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    Letter writing: An analysis of a communication method A letter between man and wife has the capacity to be powerful‚ intimate and beautiful. However‚ in the case of Arthur’s letter to Lauchlin in the opening pages of Andrea Barrett’s Ship Fever‚ the language Arthur uses when addressing his wife Susanna is cold and removed. Due to the circumstances of Arthur overseas and Susanna at home in Quebec‚ letter writing proved to be the only possible form of communication between them at the time. While

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