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    and even beheaded, scaring the girls for life. When trying to teach the slave girls to read and write, the sisters were, inevitably, caught and punished. As soon as they were able to leave, the girls separately moved up north, a better place where slavery was uncommon. This decision formed the Grimkes’ lives forever. The Grimke sisters positively impacted history through education and their part in both…

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    willing to join these new causes. The rebels of the antebellum period also informed people of the great financial gain reform had to offer. Pacifists shared their belief that war cost men and nations a lot of money. Abolitionists notified everyone that slavery was costly to the south and to the nation overall. Feminists believed that allowing women to join the workforce would bring in more money for the household. Labor unions believed greater wages and better working conditions would yield more…

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    Their names were Eli, Willy, and Dave. These great men grew up to be writers who inspired many people to join their cause, and also support people who already believed in their cause. They were men who felt that slavery was wrong and wanted to put an end to such a horrible act. Slavery is when somebody buys a person and makes them work, even when the person does not want to be bought. The people being bought were known as slaves, these people were from a different country called Africa. Slaves…

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    CT Anti slavery societies “Those who deny freedom to other deserve it not for themselves”.These were the famous lines are spoken by Abraham Lincoln, who believed that slavery was cruel and unfair, as well as many anti-slavery societies. Many anti-slavery societies favored this quote because they all believed that equality is the most important thing no matter what skin tone a person is. There were many abolitionists in Farmington, but there were also many anti-abolitionist and because of the…

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    Brown’s novel, Clotel was made into four versions to reflect the events happening in a fourteen year span. Each version was carefully constructed to expose the true evils of slavery. Clotel, also known as Clotelle, Isabella, and Miralda, is the protagonist in the story tragically dies, but not before allowing the reader to understand the hardships of being a mulatto (white-slave), a woman in bondage, and a mistress to a white man. Unlike Brown’s later novels, his 1853 version of Clotel…

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    Frederick Douglass, asserts that the enslavement of human beings is immoral and that slavery should be abolished. Douglass supports his argument by informing the reader of the conditions of slavery, displaying the illogical reasoning behind slavery, and exhibiting the opportunities available for freedmen. The author’s purpose is to advocate for the abolition of slavery in order to spread awareness of the injustice of slavery to abolitionists and to provide hope for educated slaves. The author…

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    The foods that we eat are intimately connected to human trafficking and slavery mainly because the people who harvest the fruits and vegetables we eat are often people who have been kidnapped to work as slaves. This practice is tolerated mainly because labor laws are outdated and go all the way back to the time of the Great Depression (Source 1). These labor laws are rarely ever enforced harshly. The tomato growing industries in South Florida is one of the largest benefactors that use enslaved…

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    Final EXAM Part II: C Antifederalists vs Federalists Debate Tyranny and the New Constitution Antifederalists like George Mason’s objected to the new Constitution based upon their fear that the National Government would hold too much power and become tyrannical. The main objection that most Antifederalists shared was the Constitution’s lack of a bill of rights to protect the rights of citizens. Mason argued that since the national laws held supremacy to that of the State laws the…

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    Copyright Laws: Are Web Photos Protected? If the computer and website allows one to download a photo, is this individual committing copyright infringement? Possibly, yes. Copyright laws are confusing to almost everyone, including the artists and composers, and/or the creator of this image or intellectual property, as well as the one who wants to download this composition, no matter the reason. There are exceptions, such as teaching purposes, ‘fair use’, 'public domain ', as well as for…

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    What is it about school that always has the student not wanting to go? Besides waking up early in the morning, children don’t really look forward to school. After the first day of class, the hype about being back on educational territory goes down. Teachers and school professionals should stop and ask themselves, why their students seem uninterested in learning? That is exactly what Gerald Graff, a professor at the University of Illinois did. What Graff realized is that “Intellectualism” can be…

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