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1. He was curious about where he was going and what would happen to him and his fellow people, yet he was curious to find out. He wanted to know where he was but was afraid of being eaten.

2. "We thought by this we should be eaten by these ugly men, as they appeared to us; and, when soon after we were all put down under the deck again, there was much dread and trembling among us, and nothing but bitter cries to be heard all the night from these apprehensions, insomuch that at last the white people got some some old slaves from the land to pacify us."

3a. They were treated so badly by their enslavers that they were afraid of them eating them.

3d. We learned about how bad it was for the slaves that we wouldn't have learned from a secondary source.

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1. He wrote about how he saw slaves chained together and he also saw there were other African Americans were getting payed to capture them so they could come along voluntarily. He fainted and was brought some liquor by the crew and wouldn't take it until another African American gave it to him. It made him feel worse. He was afraid of getting eaten because he believed that they were Cannibals.
2. "I asked them if we were not to be eaten by those white men with horrible looks, red faces, and loose hair"
3. He was scared of being eaten and being near the other crew members.
4. We got to learn about his emotions and his experiences from his point of view.

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1. He states that while he goes onto the ship he becomes confused on how they are going to stop the ship. He starts to believe they use magic to stop the ship when in reality they use an anchor.
2. I expected they would sacrifice me, but my wishes were vain: for we were so quartered that it was impossible for any of us to escape.
3a. They were treated very badly and rough. The slaves would rather kill themselves at times because they were so scared of being eaten.

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1. Olaudah Equlano described the living conditions while aboard the ship. He mentioned Slaves who were starved and Some who had even jumped off the ship because they believed the captures were cannibals. He mentioned all of these things so that we could imagine how insufferable it was to be a slave.
2. Olaudah Equlano's living conditions aboard the ship were harsh and had even led to the death of many slaves by choice because of their fear.
3a. Treatment of enslaved people: Enslaved people were tossed aside and treated brutally showing no mercy whatsoever.
3d. from OE's writing we read about the treatment of the africans aboard the ship and learned information on how they managed surviving through their hardships and what they would do when things got too hard. i would not have learned about this from reading from a secondary source because you could feel his fear through his words and every detail describing it.

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1. He experienced many tragedies and saw many people treated horrifically. For instance, horrible sanitation, cruel treatment of people and a lot of death among board. He often wished he did not have to face these terrible conditions and state of pain.

2. "In this situation I had expected every hour to share the fate of my companions, some of whom were almost daily brought upon deck at the point of death, which I began to hope would soon put an end to my miseries."

3. a) the treatment was cruel and unbearable to these people. They experienced the galling of chains and the filth of tubs.
c) He attempts to convince the reader of the unjustness of slavery by talking about his experience of being envious of the freedom of the whites and he wishes that he did not have to endure this hardship in his life

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Summary:

Olaudah talks about the smell, and way things were placed around below the deck.
“This produced copious perspirations, so that the air soon became unfit for respiration, from a variety of loathsome smells, and brought on a sickness among the slaves, of which many died, thus falling victims to the improvident avarice, as I may call it, of their purchases.”

Using examples from Equiano's autobiography, describe the treatment of enslaved people during the Middle Passage.

1.They were treated like mer objects and trash. Something just as merely toys for people to use and throw away once done
What is something you learned from Equiano's narrative that you could not have learned from reading a secondary source (e.g., textbook)?

2. We understood how people would treat inslaved once they’re outside the ship, however Equiano’s narrative allows us to understand more in depth and in a better point about slaves and l of the bad treatment, and experiences they faced inside the cargo ship.

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1. [Type here your group's summary of your assigned section of the source. Ideally, your summary would be between 2 and 4 sentences in length.]
Three slaves jumped off the ship, two of them drowned while the other was flogged. They went through many hardships such as near suffocation for the want of fresh air, and the stench of necessary tubs.

2. [Type here 1 sentence from your group's section of the source that sums up your section or speaks to its focus.]
"Many a time we were near suffocation from the want of fresh air, which we were often without for whole days together." We chose this sentences because it shows like circumstances they were in and how cruel they were.

Remember, you can choose which 2 of the following you'd like to complete:

3a. [Using examples from Equiano's source, describe the treatment of enslaved people.]
The treatment of enslaved people was very cruel and inhumane. For example they did not have fresh air for many days at time, and were all cramped into the hull.

3d. [Identify 1 thing you learned from reading Equiano's source that you could not have learned from reading a secondary source (e.g., a textbook)?]
From reading this source we were able to learn about the flying fish, which we wouldn't have read in a secondary source because it would have not been added.

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1. Olaudah found some of his countrymen and learned that they were being sent to work for people in the Americas. He was slightly relieved but was still afraid of how they treated enslaved people and even other white people. He noted that they beat other people and treated them with extreme hostility and brutality.

2. “I then was a little revived, and thought, if it were no worse than working, my situation was not so desperate: but still I feared I should be put to death, the white people looked and acted, as I thought, in so savage a manner, for I had never seen among any people such instances of brutal cruelty; and this not only shewn towards us blacks, but also to some of the whites themselves.”

This shows how cruel the whites treated the Africans, and even their own countrymen. Equiano wasn’t as afraid of the workload; it was how he would be treated that he feared the most.

3a. In Equiano’s autobiography, we learned about the fear that the enslaved people had of the white people. Equiano mentions, “I feared I should be put to death,” which shows the cruelty and brutality of the whites.

3b. He is scared of being brutally beaten and abused which could possibly lead to death because he was seeing it all around him.

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1.  He was brought on board a ship and realizes that his former slavery was much better than his present slavery because the conditions are terrible, he is despaired. After refusing to eat two white men flogged him.
2. " I now saw myself deprived of all chance of returning to my native country"
3a. They no longer have a chance of returning to their native country, became so sick they were unable to eat, strong odors, and crammed under the deck of the ship.
3c. He tries to convince the readers of the horror of slavery by describing the conditions they were put through on the ship, like the stench and dirtiness.

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1. Slaves were sold within days of being a merchant’s custody as buyers were in a hurry to find the ones they liked best. The slaves were terrified because they had no idea who was buying them, where they would go and if they’d ever see their family or friends again. An African might think these men of god would do “unto au men as you would men should do unto you” and allow the slaves to stay will those they know, but that was not the case. The purchase of slaves separated parents from their children, husbands, and wives, brothers and sisters, and friends relations thus creating even more distress and horror than what slavery already provided.

2. This Paragraph is about how a slave felt emotionally during the process of being sold and describes the pure distress and horrors they went through being torn apart from family and friends who they knew they would never see again.

3a. When being enslaved you could be traded or auctioned off with no say in it. Whenever they would be auctioned off they would be worried that they might never see their loved ones ever again. This would create aggravates distress, and adds fresh horrors even to the wretchedness of slavery.

3c. Olaudah Equiano attempt to convince the reader of the unjustness of slavery by telling them about the hardships of being traded and having to part ways with your mother, father, sister, brother, and more. Having to worry about if you will ever see them again and if you do when. Also being worried about who bought them will they be never mean or are going to be kind, they never knew.

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1. [Type here your group's summary of your assigned section of the source. Ideally, your summary would be between 2 and 4 sentences in length.]
2. [Type here 1 sentence from your group's section of the source that sums up your section or speaks to its focus.]

Remember, you can choose which 2 of the following you'd like to complete:

3a. [Using examples from Equiano's source, describe the treatment of enslaved people.]
3b. [Describe Equiano's greatest fears during the Middle Passage.]
3c. [Explain how Equiano attempts to convince the reader of the horrors of slavery.]
3d. [Identify 1 thing you learned from reading Equiano's source that you could not have learned from reading a secondary source (e.g., a textbook)?]