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    defended the church and its technics. The Catholic Church at that time came up with and index of forbidden book that the members of the Catholic religion could not read. d. Compare and contrast the political situations in early modern England and France with regards to the structure of the government and the power of the monarchy. England and France two very similar countries with the same political basics but still had very vast difference in their governmental structure and monarchy…

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    “The annihilation of individual identity and the ability of people to tell their own stories,” as guest Marcus Rediker states to host Rebecca Onion, both consist of the violence of the 18th century slave trade. Because of this, the autobiography of slave Olaudah Equiano is a rare and valuable account of the Middle Passage according to Rediker. Although, professor Vincent Carretta questions the honesty of Equiano’s firsthand testimony when he discovered two documents that indicated his birthplace…

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    translated to America. They were regarded as goods, called slaves, also niggers. As far as I am concerned, I definitely disagree with this evil slave trade. During hundreds of years, black people had suffered such an amazing encounter, what they need is the kindness from all the people. We should treat black people fairly; begin with stopping use the word nigger. As a student in the 21th century, I am strongly against the slavery system. Slave trade which began at the middle of the 15th…

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    convey these same emotions that historical figures -such as African-American Slaves- felt during the time of oppression. The song “Resistiré” by El Dúo Dinámico uses very inspirational lyrics that reflect the thoughts of the African-American slaves brought to Latin America. The moving lyrics presented…

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    the 1800’s many people of colour did not enjoy the rights and freedoms that people enjoy today. In this time, Slavery was active which many people of colours lose their freedom. More than 11,863,000 Africans were shipped across the Atlantic, most slaves died in the Middle Passage due to horrible conditions on the ship transporting them. As a result between with a death of 9.6 and 10.8 million Africans arrived in the Americas alive. With the odds against Aminata Diallo, she faces many losses but…

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    Africa fits into Western history because it helped spread culture and religion throughout neighboring lands. In the ancient world, Africa was the forefront for many developments such as agriculture, domesticating cattle, language, and iron-based technology. For example, the Egyptian language originated from part of Africa. Even the idea of hierarchy among rulers came from Africa. “Nevertheless, the picture of western African given in the early Muslim writings is of major interest. It is apparent…

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    climate. The land in the south was perfect for growing tobacco, rice and cotton on a large scale. This large scale production required a large labor force, African slave labor filled that labor need because of the availability of large numbers and the profits to be made using them. The north on the other hand had no use for large scale slave labor until later when industry started popping up, but by that time slavery in the north was almost at its end. If northern factories had become prevalent…

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    Chapter three of Slavery and Immigrants from Africa by Roger Daniels had insightful information. It explains how “slave trade was a great international crime”(53). It goes into detail explaining that slave trade involved the transportation of more than nine million slaves, but not all made it into the New World. Slavery existed in every North American colony, including Canada but it became mostly prominent in the southern states. Though this was the case Northern merchants profited from slavery…

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    While slavery was brutal and difficult itself, the process in which Africans become slaves could be seen as just as horrific. In Olaudah Equiano’s narrative, The Life of Olaudah Equiano, Equiano recalls his heart-wrenching tale of being kidnapped into slavery. From experiencing it firsthand, Equiano is able to explicitly describe the fear, grief, despair, and brutality slaves like himself underwent. From being torn from family, dragged to strange new lands, to be thrown on an over-cramped ship,…

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    The world wouldn't be the way it is today if it wasn't for slavery. African slavery was an outstanding quality to the British empire because slavery shaped the new world of Americas. Initially, when the British defeated the peoples of Eastern North America (Indians), they had destroyed many Native Indians and caused an outbreak of diseases. Those natives who survived through the conquest of guns and diseases declined to work with the defeaters or on the plantations they produced. This led the…

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