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Rebekah Diaz

Pharmacology

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Rebekah Diaz
HIST1301
11/19/09
1. The slaves of Silver Bluff were able to shape their own world by standing together as a society. Despite all the restrictions that Hammond had placed on them they stood as a whole against him. They were able to find ways to undermine his authority s
2. The slaves on the plantation were not completely powerless. They used what they could control to counteract Hammond's oppression over them. They were able to control their thoughts and their actions. They could choose to work as little or as much a
3. Since we do not have the textbook, there are no primary sources on Hammond's plantation. From what I researched online, women were treated the same as the men. Women even those who were pregnant were expected to work the same 15-16 hour days as ever
4. I think the relationship between Hammond and his slaves was atypical during that time period. The slaves on the plantation stuck together as a unified group and fought back mentally against their oppressor. I don't think many slaves pulled together
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