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AAAD 150 1nd Edition Lecture 3 Outline of Last Lecture I Ethiopianism and Absent Africa Outline of Current Lecture II 1619 Slave Trade III Founders of Black America IV Slave Narratives Current Lecture I II III 1619 Slave Trade 1619 Atlantic trade in people started o Grew dramatically in 18th century Millions Forcibly transported o Worked to death 1619 Most people see as founding moment in black people s history Founder of Black America People of Ndongan captured by Imbangala people or trade of empowering items o Not see as Atlantic Trade because they didn t travel to the America Late 16th Century o Warfare in west central Africa changes o Portuguese and Imbangala Alliance Took slaves on massive scale because powerful with their firearms Slave Narratives Ayuba Diallo 2 years enslaved o Originally a slave trader o Got captured and sold ran away re caught court lawyer discovered him Got translator and learned his story These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute Freed and went to England Went home and lived on with slaves Olaudah Equiano 10 years enslaved o Captured with his sister o Put onto a slave ship o Traveled around to different masters and made many observations Learned from experiences and travels o Eventually purchased freedom o Continued to travel in campaign against slave trade o Made auto biography


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