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    Crucible essay People would go to extreme measures in the name of love however in Salem 1692 one girl did the unthinkable to try and win the heart of another man in the town which ended up taking a turn for the worse. In the play The Crucible written by Arthur Miller I think Abigail loved John Proctor in the beginning of the play however her motives changed as the story progressed. In the very first act of the play she went to the woods to have Tituba send a spirit to kill his wife because she…

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    The Puritans were a group of Christians who wanted to purify the Church of England. They settled in America where they made a new theoretical society. Because of the theocracy, the Puritans combined the church and the state. The authorities ran the community with no help from the people. The Puritans did not have a fair system for incrimination, and the authorities could make decisions that were not fair or just. In 1692, the Puritan community had a witchcraft epidemic. Many people were falsely…

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    Innocent and Godly People Accused Salem was suppose to be built around the ways of God. However, this wasn’t the case when the word of witchcraft appeared in Salem. Rumors about colonist performing witchcraft didn’t come off too well on their reputation. Children were suppose to be seen and not heard, but this wasn’t the case for the Salem witch trials. Judges and priest believed children didn’t have the heart to lie or slander people. For the Salem the trials this wasn’t the case Abigail and…

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    change in the 20th century. Shirley St. Hill was born in New York on November 30, 1924. She was the oldest of four daughters and youngest of four brothers of Charles St. Hill, a factory laborer from Guyana, and Ruby St. Hill, a seamstress from Barbados. When Shirley was three years old she was sent…

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    population of slaves. Slave breeding included coerced sexual relations between male and female slaves and sexual relations between the owner and slave. The land owners looked at the fertility of slave women as productivity of slave children. Under the Barbados code, the landowners were able to control and sole entire families of slaves. The slaveholders can sell one of the family member of slaves as a profit, punishment, or to pay the debt. The purpose of slave breeding was to produce new slaves…

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    hurt in the process. The only difference is, you don’t have to imagine. Because it did happen. Not to any of you, but to someone you know. Someone in this very room. Abigail Williams was found dancing in the woods. She was found with an elderly Barbados woman, and her closest friends. They spent that night dancing and crooning over the…

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    Americas Internal Factor

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    What internal forces led to the Spanish and Portuguese conquest of the Americas? What internal factors led to the English conquest of the Americas? The first inhabitants found in the Americas by the Europeans, were the Tainos. When the Spanish had realized that the population ranged in millions of the Tainos, they quickly subdued them and turned them into a captive labor force. The Spanish had been conquering the Americas for three decades, almost exterminating the native Caribbean people.…

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    Animals, which I love, just make everything a breeze. I mean three dogs are a hand full, but I think I can handle it. To take a break from my busy new chapter my family and I will be going on vacation to Barbados. A warm September evening with a cold drink while looking nice on the warm Barbados sand it’s a dream that I can imagine. For the hotels rooms plus flight was $1239.06 and I can’t forget the $6.95 that I will spend on junk food on the way to the airport. A stress free…

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    He came to call her one night at my house. I had left to go to Lecture but she did not attend because she had a cold. The next day she was gone. She had wrote to me she did the most horrible thing. She did not tell me of her fiancé back in Barbados. She had an affair with the man from Connecticut. Around 9 months later he went to visit her. She gave him the baby boy and told him to go back to the colonies to raise him. To forget about her son in the states she had you with your father.…

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    Slavery when through several evolutions from the time it initially started. It slowly transitioned from a small commerce to a huge marketable trade. As colonization spread throughout the west and to islands the need for cheaper labour skyrocketed. Labour intensive jobs such as sugar plantations required cheap cheap and low maintenance labour. This is where slaves stepped in. Slaves were easy to obtain and they often carried a fairly low price. As these demands for slaves grew the slave traders…

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