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24 Cards in this Set
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Laborers |
The workers , especially manual workers in a country , company or industry considered as a group. |
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Conquest |
Taking control of a place of people by force of arms. |
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Domination |
Control , power , or authority over others or another. |
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War Captives |
Captives of war. |
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Isin |
Servitude |
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Eru |
Slavery |
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Serf |
Somebody who is , or is like , an enslaved laborer. |
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Slave |
One person who was forced to work for another person. |
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Middle Passage |
The journey by enslaved Africans aboard a slave ship across the Atlantic from Africa to the Americas. |
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Triangular Trade |
The import component of the European Slave Trade. |
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Resilience |
The ability to recover quickly from setbacks. |
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Mutinies |
Rebellions against legal authority , especially by soldiers or sailors refusing to obey orders and , often , attaching their officers. |
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Dehumanize |
The idea of reducing humans to things by treating them as nonhuman objects. |
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Uncivilized |
Not considered to be socially , culturally , or morally advanced. |
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Superiority |
Adopting or showing an attitude of condescension toward others. |
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Inferiority |
Lower or low in rank , standing , or degree . |
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Oppressor |
A person/group who keeps others who keeps others down by cruel and unjust use of power |
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Racism |
The practice of discriminating against people based on such belief. |
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Dislocation |
The psychological and physical shift of a people from their home , history , values , customs , and traditions |
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Ebonics |
Language formed by a mixture of English words and African linguistical structures . |
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Bias |
An unfair preference for or dislike of something. |
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Stereotype |
Oversimplified standardized image/idea held by one person/group. |
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Exploit |
Unfair treatment or use of somebody or something usually for self gain. |
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Decentering |
Taking central focus away from a particular idea/position. |
