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    Triangular Trade Essay

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    Slavery existed prior to triangular trade, however it was localized into various regions of the world, with many of a nation’s slaves being enemy soldiers defeated in battle. By no means is this humane, however these people are more like prisoners than slaves. Even indentured servantry supersedes pure slavery, as the indentured servants have freedom waiting on the horizon should they meet their service…

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    The future of Black America A reflection of Liberation and Spirituality In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue. I remember saying this in elementary school, the only black girl in class. We then would wait until February, Black history Month, to deal with any of the implications that came with colonization. The trans Atlantic slaves voyagers would last from approximately 1526 to 1867, kidnapping over 12 million slaves from the coasts of Africa. Almost 11 million of the surviving chained…

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    Similar to how slavery played a very important role in the founding of Rastafari in Jamaica, Haiti was a country plagued by centuries of a complex slave trade with European oversight. White, Christian slave owners severely restricted the practice of any foreign African religion, and more or less forced their slaves to convert to Christianity. Unlike other…

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    they were being treated unfairly. Then again they were often times tricked into the work they thought would be beneficial for themselves and their family. This notion of slavery continues through the unfair trade system of other cultures like the Chinese. This new form of slavery was nothing different but it did show that slavery was far…

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    's inspired by the events of his childhood and his mother 's life such as his mother 's rape and their abandonment by Ailey 's father. Cry was also influenced by other factors such as Alvin 's love for church and the black community, his fear of white people, and his "blood memories". Cry explores Lula 's life through sociohistorical concepts such…

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    In order to keep up with the demanding labor efforts from principal countries a system of slavery was put in place. A system that had been in place for thousands of years, the only difference now was that human lives weren’t regard as such. Mere objects and things is what these people were. The very act of slavery meant an entire race was below that of any other, due to the color of their skin. The “white mans” means in cultivating the “savage”. From the tribes of Africa to the colonies of…

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    everything, neither were particularly revolutionary. Where Thomas Jefferson claimed all men were created equal and meanwhile held slaves his entire life, he created nothing new but a piece of paper literally declaring independence and freedom for white property-owning males...essentially the same rights they held beforehand. Where the French were inspired by the American Revolution and wanted to break away from monarchy, they were treated to Robespierre’s worse “republic” alternative—and…

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    Colonial Slavery

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    century, there was a firm distinction developed between white colonists and Africans, who was given little to no rights. Slavery in the English colonies went from being a few thousand enslaved Africans in 1670 to being an entrenched economic and social institution by the early 1700s as Africans were gradually viewed as a commercial gain and inferior to the colonists. In a couple of years after settlements…

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    Human trafficking is modern day slavery, usually involving kidnapping, drugs, forced sex, forced labor or death. Men, women, and children from all over the world are bought and sold against their will, making trafficking one of the most deplorable crimes of the 21st century. In an attempt to bring attention to a huge issue regarding human trafficking, the Abolishing Justice in the 21st Century (A21) organization made a campaign poster titled “The Super Bowl- Human Trafficking”, presenting…

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    However, indentured servants worked on a given contract and after a given term they would be allowed freedom with land, money, or return passage. Unlike willingly becoming an indentured servant, slavery was obligatorily and permanent. Color often aided to distinguish the two groups, for the servants were white and could intermingle in to the crowd; if say, they sought after an escape, but the slaves were black, making it very challenging for them to run away, and in many circumstances they were…

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