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aided in the selection of Africans as a source of slavery was solely based on their inability to blend in due to their skin color. Their status as slaves and their skin color then lead to the discrimination of the African people in the American and Caribbean plantations. As they were deemed ‘disposable,’ the development of an inferiority complex was then inevitable especially with the sweet-toothed Westerners who only viewed their labor as tools to maximize their profits rather than humans.…

popular to snatch people from south and western African and they will be never seen again. Records of the slave Trade recorded, over 12.5 million Africans were shipped to America. Only around 10.7 million survived the voyage into North America, the Caribbean and South America. The fate of the African Immigrants was far from what they could ever imagine. In a strange land far from home with a strange people who didn’t understand your language or way of life. But the African…

“The Slave: Or Memoirs of Archy Moore. Vol. II.” is a memoir of a slave named Archy Moore raised in Virginia who was frequently sold and traded around America. This provided Moore with a fairly expansive experience with slavery in different states, ships and countries. Moore eventually gained freedom from slavery and his memoir details his absolute distaste for slavery even past gaining freedom. In the final portion of the memoir, Moore mentions that he will go back to America so that he can…

Transatlantic Migration during the 1500’s to the 1760’s was at it all time high. As European country was becoming overpopulation and religious controversy was on steady up rise. The New World was becoming idealistic for people to have better opportunity to seek wealth and expand land for their country economy, “the New World offered opportunities for wealth, power and adventure” (theusaonline.com). “The discovery of America led to a great power struggle for control of the new lands primarily…

The middle of the 15th century signifies an important era in the history of African Americans and it is a critical aspect of the black experience. Its great significance derives from the fact that this time period marks the origin of the slave trade. The slave trade, which began as a simple act to impress a king, quickly escalated into a system that used and abused the lives of africans in order to obtain an economic advantage. This system, which is now referred to as the transatlantic slave…

Like Rush, Devéze wrote an account about the fever and its victims throughout the duration of the epidemic. In, An enquiry into, and observations upon the causes and effects of the epidemic disease, Devéze wrote his theory for the cause of the fever and all of the treatments he conducted at Bush Hill. There is an element in his notes that is not seen in Rush’s. Devéze wrote specific details about his patients. The medical notes of Rush do not include the details like Devéze provides. In a…

don’t really think through when they’re moving to a new country; especially when these people are teenagers. I was born in Haiti in a small town Thomas, Arcahaie; which is located 52 minutes west of the capital of Haiti. Haiti is a located in the Caribbean Island next to the Dominican Republic. People…

There are people out there who would call themselves American. The real question is what makes someone American and how would you know. To me there are a couple ways that I would consider myself American and the first and simple one is that you were born on American soil (in the United States). Another reason is that if you look like you are from America and the last one is that if you have the freedom that Americans have. The definition of being American differs from each person that you talk…

Caribbean history is a very important topic that should be learned and taught in a specific manner to students. When students learn Caribbean history they remember the mistakes that our ancestors made when colonizing the region, what was done to change it, and how these changes are still visible in our world today. In addition, Students see how that change has impacted society, learn what we have to do in order for history to not repeat itself, and see what we can today in order to change the…

The purpose of this paper is to inform my classmates on the growing virus, “The Zika Virus.” According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention the virus was first discovered in 1947, but the first human case was in 1952 and since then there has been many outbreaks of The Zika Virus. The symptoms will be discussed and along with the locations infected, mode of transmission, complications, the prevention, and the treatment. The writing of this paper was to inform my classmates on the Zika…