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"View of the Salle de Spectacle at the Place du Rocio, in Rio de Janeiro"

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"View of the Salle de Spectacle at the Place du Rocio, in Rio de Janeiro"

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"Vue de la salle de spectacle sur la Place du Rocio, à Rio de Janeiro", Slavery Images: A Visual Record of the African Slave Trade and Slave Life in the Early African Diaspora, accessed February 5, 2021,
Louis de Freycinet, Voyage Autour du Monde: entrepris par ordre du roi . . . pendant les années 1817, 1818, 1819 et 1820 . . . Atlas Historique par Mrs. J. Arago, A Pellion etc. (Paris, 1825), plate 7 (copy in Firestone Library, Rare Books, Princeton University).
http://www.slaveryimages.org/s/slaveryimages/item/2627
this is a place call du Rocio were the slavery was around and striking hard we can see that their slaves were at political place because of the area and the well drowse officers and guards. ''Two enslaved people carry a woman in a palanquin or covered litter, while a group of enslaved convicts carry water buckets on their heads, linked by chains around their necks. A uniformed guard with a sword is on the right.'' this shows that the slave work against themself this affected their trust in each others and their emotional trust the guards affected them in scary way because he was well armed and dress while the other ones (the slaves) we pretty much naked and unarmed so they were weak. this is shown in the world in the fact that they terrorizing their workers with weapon to make them work faster and better. is shown in many places it also can be represented in the events the people do when protesting, when the riot people come and attack the unarmed people. this can affect others to attack back,

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"Négresses, à Rio-de-Janeiro", Slavery Images: A Visual Record of the African Slave Trade and Slave Life in the Early African Diaspora, accessed February 5, 2021,
François-Auguste Biard, Deux Annèes au Brèsil (Paris: Hachette, 1862), p. 93.
http://www.slaveryimages.org/s/slaveryimages/item/2426
in the picture we can see that the four woman were pretty well dress in the south of America ''Around 1858, he spent two years in Brazil working at the court of Emperor Pedro II. From Rio de Janeiro, he made several excursions into the interior, where he painted some of the earliest images of indigenous people in the Amazon. On his return to France, he went through North America and painted scenes depicting slavery'' this shows that the north side of America was involved in slavery while the south was not, this affected  François-Auguste pitting and his view from both side the eco was more publish in the south while the north was not there was more cruelty and less people had things but in others word they were not well dress like the four woman's in the picture he draw. his drawling affected the others to act in certain way while entering the America north way.

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"Vue de la rue Sarameca", Slavery Images: A Visual Record of the African Slave Trade and Slave Life in the Early African Diaspora, accessed February 5, 2021,
"Figure 31" in Pierre Jacques Benoit, Voyage à Surinam; description des possessions néerlandaises dans la Guyane (Bruxelles: Société des Beaux-Arts de Wasme et Laurent, 1839).
http://www.slaveryimages.org/s/slaveryimages/item/2320

in this source we can see the streets of paramecia were their is nothing but peace and clean "Sarameca-Straat is where the most and best stores and shops of the colony are located.  It is the general congregating place not only for foreigners, but also of all classes of locals" this shows that African were not really affected in this place by slavery they even treat the foreigner the way they treat the locals, this shows that slavery was not part of society and it also can demonstrated that the eco was more advanced in terms of right for each others. and slave trade was not in here as other stuff, because of the description. this cause others to believed in peace and well.

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Déménagement d'un piano, à Rio-de-Janeiro

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Déménagement d'un piano, à Rio-de-Janeiro

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"Déménagement d'un piano, à Rio-de-Janeiro", Slavery Images: A Visual Record of the African Slave Trade and Slave Life in the Early African Diaspora, accessed February 5, 2021,
François-Auguste Biard, Deux Annèes au Brèsil (Paris: Hachette, 1862), p. 91.
http://www.slaveryimages.org/s/slaveryimages/item/2425
in this source we can see that the African are working hard in carrying out a piece of furniture outside in good way they are singing and hoping we can tell that their slavery is not as hard as other African who try to smile but they can't instead they try to kill themselves but in here is the opposite we can see that this affected the other africans to believed the happiness exist in you even in the hard moments. the eco was involved in ,Amy things also carrying things from other houses, but in here we see that they didn't got affected by the hard work but rather enjoy it.

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citation "Milkwoman", Slavery Images: A Visual Record of the African Slave Trade and Slave Life in the Early African Diaspora, accessed February 5, 2021,
Isaac Mendes Belisario, Sketches of character, in illustration of the habits, occupation, and costume of the Negro population, in the island of Jamaica: drawn after nature, and in lithography (Kingston, Jamaica: Published by the artist, 1837-1838).
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milk is something that was not that easy to access to but with African style they found a way to put bottles on top of their head in a balance way this was really helpful for their eco because milk became easy to access slavery was advancing and their eco became to grow in a large scale of the marketing the African were making the quote  "many Colored persons, as well as free Negroes living at short distances from towns or villages find it to their advantage to supply the inhabitants with goats' milk'' this shows that their market was growing plus it became easier for them. today we see trucks riding in a bus sealing milk in Europe but in some places you can just go and buy it some places like Africa we still se marketing in a basket on top of your head selling milk. this affected the eco in a good way.

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Woman Carrying Bundle, Savannah, Georgia, 1873-74

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Woman Carrying Bundle, Savannah, Georgia, 1873-74

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Citation " Woman Carrying Bundle, Savannah, Georgia, 1873-74", Slavery Images: A Visual Record of the African Slave Trade and Slave Life in the Early African Diaspora, accessed February 5, 2021,
Edward King, The Great South (Hartford, Conn., 1875), p. 364 (Special Collections, University of Virginia Library)
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in the picture we can see the women is an African American and what you see in her head is supplies that she gather and she sell or trades for other supplies she needs in today world we still see this and a lot of it is on my country called Dominican republic they put towel in their head and then put what ever they can carry on their heads, it is a burden for then but this is how African Americans work because of their obligations as a slave. slavery was really cruel at the time because they didn't help them carry the heavy burden in their heads, she could have a wagon because she didn't have permission and because of her color. this cause the trades to be more efficient in terms of economic they had not worry about fueling or feeding the horse because the women was capable of carrying such a heavy weight. this affected the way slaves view their masters. this affect the poor ladies to steal and feed their families and take rest in work days because of the amount of work they have.