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The slaves were taken for work.

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The pilgrims landed and gained power against the people living in the new world, unlike the slaves.

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The slaves were taken more as an object, "waiting for it's cargo" (Equiano).

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They both suffered a great deal of pain both on the way and once they arrived. "They put me into a large sack". (Equiano)

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They started to get along to the people that were inhabiting the land already.
"He became profitable to them in acquainting them." (Bradford)

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Searching for religious freedom.

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Both populations suffered from disease and deaths o the way. In the Plymouth story, the author adds, "cast half of them overboard before they came to their journeys end" (Bradford), that implied that nearly half of the pilgrims died before they had reached land.

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They both had hard, dirty, and unsafe trips to the new world.

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The slaves were forced into coming to the new world, in the story he calls it "kidnapping".

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The pilgrims wanted to come to the new world.