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    Slaves were punished and mistreated for work that wasn’t accomplished or completed as fast as the slave owners expected. There were many ways that slaves were punished and mistreated. For pleasure, white slave owners and other white men would rape enslaved black women and their daughters. Sometimes slaveholders and their slaveholder’s wives would even perform sexual acts and abuse to enslaved black men and their sons as well. They had instruments like thumbscrews, cotton screws, even metal and…

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    Dred Scott V. John F. A.

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    African American history is the story of great tragedy and accomplishment. Where they were once was kings and queens Africans were taken from their homeland as slaves to work in the dirt. They were treated cruelly and unjustly. However, they would fight ultimately for their freedom looking to having some sort of freedom whether in their homeland of Africa or this new land of America. Some call Africa the birth place of human beings seeing that The Great Rift Valley is known for having some of…

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    during the time that Africans were brought over during the slave trade. “The African American spiritual (also…

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    Angola was a women living during the late 15th and 16th centuries. She was in the Kingdom Matamaba on the eastern coast of southern Africa where many Portuguese were coming for slaves. Her involvement with the Portuguese allowed her to eventually ascend to the throne after her brother died. She had a large influence over the slave…

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    sound articulation to the story of a man who had. In an attempt to do so, much of Brown’s narrative is censored despite the fact that “the male slave narrative genre…depends on exposure and graphic detail” (Brooks 71). For example, the 1849 Narrative begins with a…

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    were the more brutal treatment of slaves was taking place, out of sight and out of mind. This would change with the release of a firsthand account detailing the life and struggles of a single man who experienced the best and worst of mankind. The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano captures the…

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    States is ranked 134th in terms of prevalence of slavery, with nearly 60,000 estimated to be in modern slavery”. These slaves are not treated as people or even a servant, but as property. Child laborers are forced to work for the plantations for the low wages but slave don’t make any money. Slave traffickers can buy and sell them as they please. There is estimated to be 29.8 million slaves worldwide. These humans getting treated like this does not allow them to enjoy their life, in fact these…

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    The Africans were one the most affected by the colonization and the reconstruction of north America. For several hundred years the Africans were kidnaped and taken from their homeland and sold as property to be used as slaves. The whole process was called the Atlantic slave trade. The whole process was actually very lengthy. It started with the Europeans stealing young and old Africa and forcing them to walk to the coast where phase two took place called the middle passage. The middle passage…

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    Essay A: Transatlantic Slave Trade The trade lasted for four centuries, between 15th and 19th centuries, across the Atlantic Ocean. This kind of trade remains to be unique with the concept of slave history because of the duration it took (about four centuries), the victims involved and the development of legitimization. The majority of people who were enslaved and transported from one continent to another during this period were West Africans especially from the western and central parts of…

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    Women In Slavery

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    full of tragedy and misfortune. In comparison to men, enslaved women were treated worse; women were used for labor, faced gender discrimination, and used as sex toys. Slavery was no foreign matter to Africans, but the brutality of Trans-Atlantic slave trade and colonial slavery was highly introduced in schools. These human beings were sent against their will to “masters”, considered property. Do you believe a human can own another? They came to the colonies bound by chains, under fed, and were…

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