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Reflections on Unit Two

Slave Resistance                  In unit one we learned the early development of Africa to the capturing of African American slaves. African American slaves were forced to fulfill hard tasked labor that wealthy landowners were not willing to do. Slaves were in no way shape or form compensated for their contributed labor. Therefore, slaves came up with ways to rebel against their captures and masters. These rebellions would start off small and turn into out of hand events. From being captured and brought onto ships, slaves rebelled by jumping off of slave ships to drown or starving themselves to death. When it came to being sold, slaves would fake an illness or change their mannerisms in goals of being a house slave. Slaves would also change their mannerism as a mean to be auctioned off to a "lesser evil' slave master. When owned slaves would analyze the mood of their master to get out of doing work. Some woman would fake being p...