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    emergence of a global exchange in the 1500s? Claim: The contact between Afroeurasia and the Americas in the 1500s influenced trade through the exchange of new agricultural products of which changed the diets of individuals as well as the use of peoples for slaves in the Americas due to the many plantations used to cultivate crops for export, both of which increased trade, for the purpose of increasing income and economic growth, benefitting only the Europeans through the use of African people…

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    It was an important case because it brought charges against one of the ‘important men” of the Gold Coast. However, because of Hutton Brew’s skilled questioning, he is able to put Abina on the defense stand about her status as a slave. Hutton Brew argues that she was in fact a free woman and the court should throw out the case. The case however results in a jury trial resulting in the acquittal of Quamina Eddoo by a jury of his peers who also were considered “important men” of Cape…

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    African American Womanism

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    last 25 years, African women have suffered in various ways. For example, being a slave, to getting raped and being physically and mentally abused by men. In Isabel Allende, innovative work “Island Beneath the Sea”, the predominant female character Zarite has encountered many trials and tribulations as a female slave. Zarite was born into slavery, physically and mentally abused, constantly forced to sleep with her slave master, and had to give up her first child because it was the child of her…

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    this large amounts only six percent was landing in United States. One of the big differences is that most of the African slaves arriving in Brazil were males, therefore the reproduction of their community was increasing very slowly, and more shipments of male individuals were being received and welcomed by the “Conquistador’s” and the Catholic Church; unlike the African slaves in United States which were growing at a fast rate. “Another important difference between Latin America and the United…

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    Islamic slave people in Africa? How slave were trade from North Africa to West Africa? What kind of slave were using at that time? However, according to J. Alexander “the slavery is a term used so loosely in European languages and Christian societies” (Alexander. J, 2001, p. 44 45). This means that slavery is a word which was using before the Islamic started slave people in Africa, it provided from Roman Empire who started slave people when they were invading another empire. One kind of slave in…

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    Native American slaves were women and children either purchased or captured as prizes in warfare. Some were adopted into their new tribe over time, their offspring being free persons who could even rise to positions of leadership. Slavery, therefore, was not a hereditary condition, nor was it based on race. (Schneider and Schneider,…

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    across an ocean, millions of Africans had to endure stenches, floggings, bad weather, malnutrition, in slave ships voyaging across the Atlantic Ocean. The Atlantic Slave Trade, known popularly as the The Middle Passage, was the legalized endorsed trips between Africa and the New World, where people traded slaves and other goods. To transport the slaves to the buyers, shippers would stuff as many slaves as possible into their ships, all in an attempt to make money. Many died along the journey…

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    The speech What to Slave Is the Fourth of July given by Fredrick Douglas; the purpose was to help in the celebration of the Declaration of Independence Day. Indeed, Douglas begins with a sense of a humble unturned. Later offering an apology, Douglas explains for not taking the time to prepare properly for the occasion. Meanwhile, in the middle of the speech, Douglas becomes hostile to the idea of trying to convince the people to join the fight with him in this revolution against slavery.…

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    Foner

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    the past is responsible for the present. For example, Foner notes that The Slave Trade was one aspect which has shaped the present. Ib his book he documents, “Liverpool and Nantes, two European ports whose wealth derived from the slave trade, have hosted museum exhibits candidly depicting the role of slavery in their growth”. These ports’ success and prominence have slavery as a contributing factor. Without the slave trade, Liverpool and Nantes may not have produced enough income to remain in…

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    shipwrecked along the coast of East Africa, also finding their selves amidst Arab and Portuguese slave-traders. The novel was published in 1873 as it can be said to be specifically for the juvenile youths. In it contains a message, themes of hope, love and laughter, and also the horrors and the sufferings of the slave…

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