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    Olaudah Equiano‚ The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equino Written by: Olaudah Equiano (1789) What were Equiano’s impression of the white men on the ship and their treatment of the slaves? How does this treatment reflect the slave traders’ concerns? The ship Equiano ended up on was a gruesome terrifying slave and cargo ship. Equiano describes the white men that were on the ship and how the slaves were treated. He goes into detail as to why he felt the way he did and about

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    From reading Olaudah Equiano’s The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano‚ or Gustavas Vassa‚ the African you get a true sense of what the world was like in the 1700’s when it came to the slave trades. Equiano‚ along with his sister‚ was taken and put into the slave trade industry at a young age. He was first sold to British slavers around 1756 and continued to make his way around the world as a slave until he was able to buy his freedom. Equiano’s story goes to show that along with

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    passage from The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano‚ Gustavus Vassa‚ the African‚ Written by Himself is structured to humanize the African population being brought to the America’s. By positively depicting the image of black men and at the same time using negative diction to portray the image of white men‚ Equiano is able to challenge the ideals that black people are savages and instead questions who the real bad ones are. Equiano structures his passage by first introducing black people

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    not mean each slave was treated equally. Whether it be the grace of the slave master‚ or the jobs they were ordered to do‚ some slaves were worked to death while others lived not as harsh lives. While there are many factors which could influence the lives of these slaves‚ an important one to look into is if gender had any role in this. Up until today we see gender have a large role in jobs‚ how hard someone is worked‚ and treatment towards each other. I will be comparing the slave lives of Mary Prince

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    Oral: * Background information on Olaudah Equiano and his life (who‚ what‚ when‚ where‚ and why). * Four specific facts regarding Olaudah Equiano. * Your personal views on each of the four facts that you present. Visual: * To complement your presentation‚ you must provide a minimum of four images that illustrate Olaudah Equiano’s life experiences. Notes: * Record the four facts that you are presenting in your own handwriting and provide them to your parent/guardian audience

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    Slaves of the 18th century were treated horribly‚ however most writing from this time period does not reflect this because the slave owners were doing the writing. One piece that did acknowledge the suffering of slaves was written by Olaudah Equiano‚ who recounts horrors from his past as a slave in his book‚ “The Life of Olaudah Equiano”. Equiano seeks to remind readers of slaves’ humanity by showcasing the hypocrisy of the dehumanizing treatment of the slaves and by placing an emphasis on families

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    Olaudah Equiano’s‚ a respected former slave and Author of the Autobiography The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano‚ or Gustavus Vassa‚ the African‚ authenticity of his autobiographical account regarding his childhood has been questioned by scholars and historians. Some state that he had only made up his African origin to gain political success whereas others go against that argument. I believe that Equiano’s autobiographical account of his childhood is authentic. Vincent Carretta

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    written by Olaudah Equiano‚ is one of the first tirmes we hear about the journey of a slave from a firsthand point of view. The thing is‚ can we trust an official document like the Constitution to be true facts just as much as Equiano’s autobiography of the declaration of sentiments to be the most reliable way to report history. The autobiography ‘Kidnapped’‚ by Equiano is his point of view on the journey on slave ships to America. The story shows first hand the conditions on the ship and the treatment

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    February 6‚ 2013 The Slave Trade Nzing Mbemba‚ Willem Bosman‚ and Olaudah Equiano all gave three different points of views of the slave trade. Each point of view represented the cycle of the trade from; African King Mbemba who had his people taken by the Portuguese as slaves‚ Bosman was a chief agent‚ who transported the slaves‚ and lastly Equiano who actually was a slave. Each document was a primary source that gave its bias side of how and what was happening in the slave trade. Taking all sides

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    105 18 October 2012 Olaudah Equiano: A Man of Many Customs The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano describes the life of a native African who was kidnapped from his homeland in the Eboe Province (which is now the Nigerian town of Isseke) at age eleven and thrown into the horrors of the African slave trade. Unlike most victims of the slave trade‚ Equiano regained his freedom and experienced multiple facets of life that no one could have expected. Equiano became a man of diverse

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