Slavery

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 * 1.** West Africa


 * 2a.** On foot
 * b.** Ship


 * 3.** It was terrible, dirty, stinky, crowded, it took 2 or 3 months, and no you couldnt sit anywhere you wanted to.


 * 4.** It was whoever would pay the most for you.

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 * 1.** The plantations, planting, hoeing, or picking cotton.


 * 2.** Corn, mush, sweet potatoes, peanuts, turnip, greens, or pig guts. No you were not always full after your owner fed you.


 * 3.** The difference about being a slave is that your leader or master or whatever you want to call it can hit u or abuse you or touch you in any way without having a reason and you can do anything about it.


 * 4.** No they bought families and left them together for the most part but they could take you away from them at any time.

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 * 1.** Living on a cotton plantation you started work as soon as it was the early morning. You only had 10 or 15 minutes at noon to swallow your allowance of cold bacon. You worked until it was dark and the moon was full. If you didnt bring enough cotton in then you were whipped. Besides picking cotton you had other chores. You had to feed the mule and cut wood, build the fire in the cabbin, and you had to prepare dinner for the next day. You did not have time to relax.

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 * 1.** Most slaves chose not to run away.


 * 2.** Work slow downs, sabotage, and "sickness."

1.** I think that Nat Turner was eventually found/caught and prosecuted.
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 * 2.** Yes, i was right.


 * 3.** I dont think that i had a chance to gain my freedom back because id get caught and my freedom would be taken away anyway.

1.** The drinking ground or the North Star and moss, ( on the north side of the rocks.)
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Yourself. Slave catchers. I went on. I didnt want to risk being caught while hiding. The slavecatchers dogs came after me. I tried to eat some corn. I did this because i didnt want to starve. A boy found me and told me to leave otherwise id get in trouble.
 * 2.** When its raining and at night.


 * 3.** I think that freedom is worth risking my life for because i have already been a slave and i know what it is like and it would be worth risking because what if i would get freedom but never tried for it i just lived my life as a slave and died that way...Now if i were to at least try for freedom i actually may get it. I dont want to be told what to do the rest of my life.

1.** Anabolonist wanted to put slavery to an end. They wanted better for the world and they believe people should unite as one. No matter what color, race, rich or poor, anabolonists came together to stop slavery. Even women were aloud to speak out against slavery and that is powerful.
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1.** He was/is most known for writing the "North Star."
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 * 2.** His goal/goals were to "abolish slavery in all its forms and aspects, promote the moral intelectual improvement of the colored people and hasten the day of freedom to the 3 millions of our enslaved fellow countrymen.


 * 3.** He lectured, spoke, and was a leader in the abolonist movement.


 * 4.** I think that it is very courageous because he spoke out and stood up for what was right.

1.** I dont think that he should have gone with John Brown because he would have been hung as well.
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1.** He stole into Harpers ferry and took locals hostage.
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 * 2.** They raided Harpe's ferry because they hoped to spark a rebelion of freed slaves and lead an army of emancipation.


 * 3.** This differs from Fredrick Douglas because Brown wanted to over turn by force and Douglas mone peacefully.


 * 4.** Well it all depends on who i am doing it for because if it was one of my friends or family members or someone that helped me out in my life or saved mine then of course i would risk my life for them but if they werent nice to me then i wouldnt help them.