The Europeans colonized Americans in the early 16th century. However, it was not just colonialism but a lot of slave trade was involved. The Europeans exchanged the natives who were in America that time that is the Indians with the Africans. They imported African slaves and exported the natives because to them the Africans were more productive. Slavery was in America even before the Europeans the only difference was that the American slavery concentrated on productivity whilst the Europeans though productive had some barbaric acts which they did on the slaves since to them there were certain privileges that the slave was not entitled to (Oberg & Michael, 8). Therefore, the Europeans slavery become evil because of the barbaric acts they
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They were denied or the privileges they enjoyed from the Native American and the Europeans too turned out to be brutal on them. The brutality of the European was felt from murdering innocent slaves, whipping them and denial to accessing their basic needs. To the European, a slave was treated less than an animal they valued the animals they had more than the humans they enslaved. The aim of the European being to totally take control and own American and thus, he had no mercy for a human being. The only aim was to get the land and its animals more productive and to ensure full control of the land thus the labor utilized was to them useless since they wanted to destroy the race and develop a European dominated race in America. Their brutality was thus to ensure that they dominate America and develop it as a European continent. Their aim of dominance was first seen when they exported the natives to other countries as slaves and imported the slaves they knew they could use for their benefit. In conclusion, the brutality of the slavery of the Europeans was to ensure that they had taken full control of the American land. Their evil acts of whipping, murder, exportation of natives and persecution were only aimed t ensuring that the only dominant race was the European
They were denied or the privileges they enjoyed from the Native American and the Europeans too turned out to be brutal on them. The brutality of the European was felt from murdering innocent slaves, whipping them and denial to accessing their basic needs. To the European, a slave was treated less than an animal they valued the animals they had more than the humans they enslaved. The aim of the European being to totally take control and own American and thus, he had no mercy for a human being. The only aim was to get the land and its animals more productive and to ensure full control of the land thus the labor utilized was to them useless since they wanted to destroy the race and develop a European dominated race in America. Their brutality was thus to ensure that they dominate America and develop it as a European continent. Their aim of dominance was first seen when they exported the natives to other countries as slaves and imported the slaves they knew they could use for their benefit. In conclusion, the brutality of the slavery of the Europeans was to ensure that they had taken full control of the American land. Their evil acts of whipping, murder, exportation of natives and persecution were only aimed t ensuring that the only dominant race was the European