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    help the Africans enough for what they took from them. They said that they would colonize them if they could have a few mountains. The Europeans soon took everything, including the people. The Africans soon learned they did not get enough in return as they gave away, but by that time it was already to late, later this shows how colonization can become a very bad thing. To start, Europeans colonized Africa for many reasons, two of which are they wanted their materials and people for slaves. My…

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    Southern Colonies

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    first colony established Here Was Virginia with the Mystery of Roanoke. The reason the Southern colonies thrived was the mass growing of cotton with the help of Enslaved Africans and Indentured Servants. The majority of population in the region were as well religious persecuted groups from Europe, Native American’s, Enslaved Africans and Lord Proprietors. Some the Religions include Protestants, Lutherans, Roman Catholics, etc. In the Southern Colonies school aged kids were mainly taught from the…

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    excerpt “Memories of a Slave Auction” written by Solomon Northrup, the story tells of a free black male living in the years that slavery occurred. Although Solomon was a free black male, he was stolen and kidnapped into slavery. Solomon writes a story about his first-hand account in the eyes of a black male in bondage. This first-hand account helps to better understand the horrors of being in what is known as the slave auctions, a grueling time where whites would “examine” the slaves and bid…

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    on slave labor for economic reasons. However, they differ through the environments they are located in, and the way they deal with the ideology of racism. Therefore, the Upper South and the Lower South are more different than they are similar, but the ideology of racism transformed the Antebellum South as a whole. Both the Upper South and the Lower South were undeniably dependent on slave labor to make profits. Even though the Upper South’s crop changed from Tobacco - which needed heavy slave…

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    colonization in the West Indies; consequently, dispelling the perception of the Caribbean as a modern paradise. In the biography, the social environment reveals the perversity of the colonial system where rampant egregious exploitation of not only slaves, but European women, is routine while the natural elements appear to work in conjunction to increase the suffering of the abused. The heat of the tropical climate exacerbates the hardship of the strenuous labor done in the fields. The blue sea…

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    fields. What would make your life any easier? Back then, slaves were forced to work out in the field for the entire day, picking for cotton. But in the end, it would take an entire day to remove seeds from at least a pound of cotton. Then on the 14 of March, 1794, that all changed when Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin. This invention sped up the process of removing the seeds from cotton fiber. Now with Whitney’s new invention, a slave could produce fifty pounds of cotton each day. Now that's…

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    Amistad Movie Essay

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    The amistad movie is a movie about a ship with African slaves. Slaves were sold into Cuba to the U.S., Cinque, an African leader, leads all the other slaves and takes over the ship. The author is called Steven Spielberg. He is a very famous Hollywood author and director. The main characters are John Quincy Adams, Joseph Cinque, Martin Van Buren, Queen Isabella II of Spain and Roger Baldwin. John Quincy Adams was the ex president on that time. He was the 6th president of the United States. He…

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    was purposeful. This made him more resilient when there were unfortunate parts of the journey. It is important because this makes his journey more enjoyable. However, the journey from religious acceptance was not the only at the time. There were the slave traders going from Africa…

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    Benefits Of Slavery

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    Dutch ship arrived carrying twenty kidnaped African Americans, slavery spread throughout the American colonies like a disease. The colonist did not know where to place the African Americans so they put them to work with the poor white Europeans as indentured servants. They were to earn land and freedom in seven years. Colonist began to notice that slaves were a cheaper and a more plentiful labor source than indentured servants for the colonist. Slaves did not gain freedom or earn land .The…

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    Zimbabwe

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    the trade had helped an African nobility that emerge and establish a rule over powerful city/states…

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