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    He effectively gives numerous accounts of evidence proving slaves showing resistance to their masters. First, slave resistance during the Middle Passage showed how fed up and tired they were of their masters and how the impetuous treatment they received from them. During the 1720s the slave resistance was prevalent and frequently a part of the life on a number of British and American slave ships.…

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    Define and give the significance of the following Key Terms: The Dominion of New England: The Dominion of New England was a coalition of New England colonies in 1686 created by King James II. It originally consisted of New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Plymouth, Massachusetts, and Connecticut and had its capital in Boston. Later, in 1688, James II added the Jerseys and New York. Individually operated state legislative branches were dissipated, and Sir Edmund Andros took over as the governor of the…

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    affected the Indian Americans and what they valued and worked hard for was gone because it was just taken from them. The middle passage is a boat filled with African slaves that were put under the boat with no space to even move, everyone was just side by side, shoulder to shoulder and some have died because of the diseases that were still spreading. “On the brutal middle passage alone, 1 to 1.5 million Africans died of sickness , abuse and dehydration” (Vern). The quote given talks about how…

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    a) Outline the similarities and differences between French and British in North America Europeans discover Americas by accident that they were meant to find a convenient and fast way to Asia, once they find there are new raw resources that they can take it for free, few empires such as France and Britain take actions to occupy the land and introduce a variety of changes and rules to the natives. First of all, french people flags the land in Newfoundland which locates in Canada; others followed…

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    Slave Trade, a four hundred year time span where Africans were kidnapped from their homelands and sold into a world of hard labor. A major part of this Slave Trade was the Middle Passage, the journey from Africa to the New World. Many of the stories that we hear about the Atlantic Slave trade are about the Middle Passage. The experiences were dreadful but the way the slaves were treated varied depending on the ships that carried them. There were two types of slave ship captains: ones that…

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    The New England and Chesapeake Colonies are quite different but they also have a lot in common. New England and Chesapeake Colonies can be compared and contrasted by the settlement patterns, demographic patterns, trading patterns, religion, government and economic activities. In terms of trading pattern the Chesapeake and New England Colonies had way different ways to trade. The Chesapeake Colonies mostly exported tobacco products, while the New English Colonies mostly exported things like fish…

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    West African Slave Trade

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    assumptions (the assumption of the cause of death) provides a simple explanation for a possible complex situation. The prevailing theory for the absence of these ten slaves comes from the most common reason for death during the travel across the middle passage: disease and unsanitary conditions. However, the unidentified deaths could have easily come from the African slaves resisting this take over. Forced by the Europeans, the slaves may have fought these rebellious pirates, risking their lives…

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    The history of African Americans has always been limited in many school systems creating an ignorance to many people on the construction of this race. To truly understand why a race of people do things you need to know their history and where they came from. The African American Experience is often considered one of the most interesting pieces in history. Africa, the world’s oldest populated area and also considered the beginning of humanity was comprised up to 10,000 different states and groups…

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    Shut In Film Analysis

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    The film Intruders proves to be more than just your average break in. We meet Anna who is shown as weak because of her Agoraphobia yet she overcomes three men raiding her home. The film is also known as Shut In, it was directed by Adam Schindler and written by T.J Cimfel, and David White.This film takes a disturbing view of how fears can motivate you, and give you strength. When we first meet Anna, she is quiet, yet stubborn. She is caring for her brother who has cancer. The scenes…

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    Annette had casually dismissed the guard from his duty of watching over Leonard in his cell. She stated, “My parents are having dinner in the dining hall, so that way isn 't possible, but there is at the end of the corridor a back way, it leads through the sewers, and we will get out at Denna 's Diner.” Leonard looked at her and responded, “I don 't see a princess dressed the way you are dressed going very far in the sewers, don 't you think your gown will get in the way and ruined?” Annette…

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