The horros of the Middle Passage by Yu-Chul Jeong

1. How did the (the journey of enslaved Africans across the Atlantic Ocean) affect Native American tribes?

yuchuljeong — 2024-11-15 17:24:06 UTC

Africans were afraid about that trade because when they went to America they are slave forever. So in Africa, some tribe hunted same black people and sold them to Europians for get valuable stuffs

2. How did the arrival of enslaved Africans change how Native American communities interacted with Europeans?

yuchuljeong — 2024-11-15 17:29:46 UTC

The slave system changed Africans' life, they hunted each other for survive, they had difficult life in America and they lived to slave whole their life. Also Europian's view, Africans are not human like monkey.

3. How did the arrival of enslaved Africans in the Americas affect Native American cultures and traditions? Please mention at least three examples. They can be related to religions, languages, music, art, etc.

yuchuljeong — 2024-11-15 17:34:46 UTC

When Africans arrived to America the Europian sold them to owner for work. However, Africans wanted to save their culture, music, food and holiday,. When the slave system turned to forbidden, the slaves lived there not Africa and they saved their culture. This why some black people living in part of America and we can observ African culture

Songs:Buffalo soldier and redemption song.

religion:La Santeria

4. What did Native Americans and enslaved Africans share with each other in terms of culture, knowledge, or ways of resisting European colonization?

yuchuljeong — 2024-11-17 22:27:07 UTC

In that time, When Africans arrived to America, Africans and Americans communicated each other because some of Americans were also slave. So they talked about the information each other and some they married. Source:https://www.fieldmuseum.org/blog/relevance-native-america-black-history

5. How did Indigenous people adapt or resist when Europeans brought enslaved Africans to the Americas?

yuchuljeong — 2024-11-17 22:32:52 UTC

Africans and Native Americans developed their history because Europians forced them to come into contact with each other. In many parts of the Americas, especially the Greater Caribbean, Europians used Africans to work the land they took from Native Americans, but this was not the case everywhere.

source:https://oxfordaasc.com/display/10.1093/acref/9780195301731.001.0001/acref-9780195301731-e-44914

6. How did the violence affect Native American people who saw it or were affected by it?

yuchuljeong — 2024-11-17 22:35:19 UTC

When they saw the violence, they had to confrom them to survive. Becuase when Americans didn't conform them, Europians killed or cut their hands to work.

7. Did Indigenous and African people share the same emotional or psychological pain from colonization and slavery?

yuchuljeong — 2024-11-17 22:47:04 UTC

Yes, Contact between Africans and Native Americans was not limited to communal slavery. Friendships and trusts also developed between African Americans and citizens of sovereign Native American nations, leading to intermarriage and the production of children and also they hated the slave system

source:https://www.fieldmuseum.org/blog/relevance-native-america-black-history

8. How can Native Americans and African Americans work together to heal from the history of colonization and slavery?

yuchuljeong — 2024-11-17 23:00:53 UTC

I think, they can study the hitory and teach to other people to show what happened in that moment, why is a bad acitivites and how they fix or solved that situation

9. Did Native Americans and enslaved Africans work together to resist European colonization? How?

yuchuljeong — 2024-11-17 23:14:12 UTC

In the 19th centuary, Those slaves did protest to Europian and also the war. It calls Ameircan Civil war. The American civil war is they did war between north part of USA and South part of USA. The north wanted to delete the slave system and the South wanted to keep it. However, The North won the war and abolished the slave system.

source:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Civil_War