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    The Atlantic Slave Trade took place across the Atlantic Ocean from the 16th century through the 19th century. Many different historians have written about the Slave Trade in Africa and the effects that this slave trade has brought in their country in different aspects of Africans social life, how it affected their economy and political life. Africa’s development was stopped from the Atlantic trade. As historian John Thornton remarked, Europian bought enslaves captured in endemic warfare…

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    The transatlantic slave trade is the largest slave trade, which occurred in Africa during the early 15th century, 17 million people were deported from their homes and sold as slaves to work in plantations. It holds great importance because it developed the concept of Capitalism despite the everlasting consequences such as racist ideology. The Transatlantic Slave Trade is generally associated with Capitalism. Capitalism is an economic system where things are owned by a person or group as opposed…

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    “Before I discovered the miracles of science, magic ruled the world.”(Kamkwamba pg. 3) With little to no money, many people who live in Africa live in poverty. Diseases spread easily, hunger is a problem, and limited supply of resources all are reasons why people are in poverty. Despite all these problems, there was still one man, who was self-motivated, resourceful and brave; William Kamkwamba. William is a very self-motivated young man. As a child his family couldn't pay the annual school…

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    Imperialism, or globalization in a different term, had upon the world far-reaching impacts throughout history in many aspects, such as political, cultural and economic. It has taken different forms, from the conquest of the Mongol Empire to the dictatorship period of King Leopold II in the Congo, and a much altered when the United States applied the methods of imperialism to the global economy. Certainly, the old and the new imperialism have had both positive and negative effects on different…

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    Poverty In America

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    that many more may have enough to eat, adequate shelter, access to education and health, protection from violence, and a voice in what happens in their communities.” (Eco. & Soc. Inclusion corp.) Poverty to people in America may differ from people in Africa. There are different types of poverty, different causes and different ways it affects people. One person’s definition of poor could be someone…

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    Making Poverty by Thomas Line’s examines how international government policies have generated a crisis of rural poverty. Thomas Line's was authorize to write in this field as he specialized in international agricultural markets and has worked in over forty countries. Line examines the poorest area in our global that demonstrate the mechanisms of markets impact of our agriculture trade. Furthermore, Lines argues world trade negotiations are not the main problem but a factor. He explains how…

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    While Coates focuses on his own personal history as a damaged black man and is concerned with how to relate it to his son's current experiences in the wake of Mike Brown's murder, Césaire is calling for attention to the plight the colonization of Africa has left its people in, and what can be done to remedy it. Discourse on Colonialism is not a guide for revolution, but an act of revolt against Western Civilization, and Between the World and Me offers a first—hand view of how the social effects…

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    Colonization is interpreted as conquering new lands and imposing one’s culture on the native people. Like the Europeans who seized the land of the Native Americans and enslaved many, Prospero is the invader of a magical land that he plans to rule. Using his superior knowledge he plans to enslave the original inhabitants and force them to do his bidding. Although there is no direct address to the New Word in Shakespeare’s The Tempest. The play can be interpreted in context to the New World…

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    Many will say America’s gift to my generation is happiness, is freedom, is choice, is acceptance, but does every single person in my generation have happiness, is everybody free, does everybody have choices, do we accept everybody. No. Sure we’re MORE accepting or have MORE choice than other generations but we don’t truly and fully have anything good, so what about something not so good, what about something bad. Debt. Debt is something that is owed — or due. It is not said to be a good gift…

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    Have you ever thought your life was hard? Well, once people notice Phillis Wheatley's life, they will never feel that way again. After all, she was kidnapped and sold into slavery at a very young age. Many different characteristics led to the success of Phillis Wheatley. Phillis is determined, intelligent, and resilient which allowed her to prosper. Phillis Wheatley is determined. Phillis Wheatley's determination helped her succeed. For example, “Ultimately, Wheatley was forced to find work…

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