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    Slavery, such an extremely violent, inhuman practice existed in American history, is a significant event that deeply influenced the culture and society. The question is that how and why it was formed. In addition, what led to the anti-slavery movement that later reformed it. Many factors make a difference in the macro social process, but almost all of them there is a common reason. The existence of both slavery and anti-slavery movement is part of the natural development of society. Through…

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    Societies strive to create utopias because, people want to live in a perfect world; and the closest to perfection would be independent confederation to society meaning to be organized in a balance act. Reason is that people live a more perfect life once everyone is identical, and participate in equal parts it's considered as a “perfect” world. In the book Lord of the flies by William Golding. Ralph, and Piggy are determined to survive on the deserted island where they have been stranded.…

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    Name: ____Alby Karingada_______________ Period: ___A3___Date:____02/6/2015_____ Notes: • He was a Novelist • Author of uncle tom's cabin, o It was about a slave who is treated badly in 1852 o The book persuaded more northerners and other to be anti-slavery • Noticeable American abolitionist • He was a journalist and social reformer • As an editor of radical abolitionist newspaper o "the liberator" • He was one of the founders of the American anti-slavery society. • Free slave in South…

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    Uncle Tom’s Cabin has been called many things: the novel that started the Civil War and the most important piece of American literature among them. It tells the story of a slave named Uncle Tom whose journey through many owners, abuses, and hard times is amassed in a strong rhetorical piece of abolitionist writing. Despite its massive influence, very little dramatization of the novel has taken place. There is, to date, one play and one black and white movie made of Uncle Tom’s Cabin. This is for…

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    People ask all the time Why am I here in this world? What do I have to accomplish? What’s the meaning of it? Today for my Synthesis essay, I will be using text from the Declaration of Independence, Mitch Albom Tuesdays with Morrie, and Frederick Douglas. By analyzing these works we will have a better understanding on how we should live our lives. These works will bring out examples of how a meaningful life looks like, an example of somebody who portrayed these values and then we will see how…

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    Over the course of my time as a political reformer and feminist, I strongly criticized the limitations of rights/abilities for women. I attacked foolish attempts to limit us to merely the domestic sphere. I fought against the limitless political control men had over us regardless of our personal intelligence and ability in comparison with theirs. Specifically I criticized our inability to vote, fully take part in politics, retain land ownership after marriage, and inability to take part in a…

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    When the word “slavery” is heard, people tend to think of the South during this time. Then, about the cruelty that slave went through, but what many people do not know is that this tragic event is recorded in a book written by a slave that witness slavery first hand and that will forever mark the history of the United States. This book the “Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass” has a deeper purpose of an idea about the view of what actually happened the argument is that freedom is not…

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    The word fight can be interpreted many different ways. The first and most obvious definition is a battle of some kind or an argument. Had this been the only definition, I would have written this paper on how wrong fighting is. I would have written about how “fighting” one of mankind’s many downfalls’ and most embarrassing habits is. But if you think of the word fight with an optimistic attitude or viewpoint, the ability to fight, can be one of God’s greatest gifts to mankind. I’m referring to…

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    A slave song is a type of religious folk song that has “secret messages” to try and help slaves escape from slavery and get to freedom (Miles 518). These songs were sung by slaves in the 1860’s. When Africanized Christianity began to control slave population, spirituals became a new way to reflect one’s faith, sorrows, and hopes.White and Black spirituals differ in many ways. In fact, they differ on the content including one’s personal rights and living situations (Lewis 122). In the 19th…

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    My reaction to part 3 of this film is very different from the previous films because this one is much more brutal and there was so much going on. The whole film kind of revolved around the life of Harriet Jacobs who in the 1850s was the first woman to write a slave narrative and reveal the awful truth of slavery and although it was legal to teach slaves to read and write, her first owner taught her. What was significant about her story to me was when she talked about how “beauty was a curse”. No…

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