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19 mai 2006

STORY OF MARTINIQUE

1st century : ARAWAKS pacifist people are the first inhabitants of the islands, they live fishing, hunting and fruits Between the XI/XII centuries: The Caribbean Indians unload and massacre the ARAWAKS, they kill the men and keep the women to serve them....

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19 mai 2006

A life in hell!

The slaves had very difficult living conditions. Their tiny boxes didn't withstand bad weather and they were often prone to the diseases. The slaves children worked very young. The slaves were to work from the sunrise to the sunset; the night, in their...

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18 mai 2006

Punishments of the slaves

The majority of the Masters inflicted to their slaves amultitude of torments aiming meurtrir, mutilating and at killing. Many of these "punishments" were tested initially in Brazil by thePortuguese colonists on their slaves or in the Spanish colonies...

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18 mai 2006

The sugar factory

THE SUGAR FACTORY The habitation is the groundwork of the economy. It produce and transform cane, tobacco, cotton,or coffee in order to sell the product on the metropolitan market. The cane represent the main production Caribbean, therefore the habitation...

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17 mai 2006

Ceron plantation

The ceron plantation was found in the 17th century more precisely in 1658. It was one of the most important sugar factory with a water mill. We have visited several buildings such as the curing house where the sugar cooled was put into conical shopped...

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17 mai 2006

Card of identity

Name: Toussaint First name: Louverture (his real name is François-dominique) Date of birth: 1743 Date of death birth: 1803 Length of his life time: 60 years Father: a slave Mother: a slave Nationality: Haitian Place of birth: near the town of cap-Haitian...

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17 mai 2006

Slaves’ life and work on a plantation in west indies

The plantation The plantation is the new environement of Africans who became slaves in the colonies : It is like a big farm which looks like a closed world where is only work and discipline. Outside for the slave it is a mythic fredom world. The plantation...

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16 mai 2006

Slavery ever since yesterday until today

Slavery exists since the night of times, because peoples like to control and utilize the weakest. In Egypt and in Greece the slaves were batter enemy or bought barbarians. Slavery was a admit institution, often essential at the economy and the society,...

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16 mai 2006

Rythm'N Blues

The origins of blues is not unlike the origins of life. For many years it was recorded only by memory, and relayed only live, and in person. The Blues were born in the North Mississippi Delta following the Civil War. It was influenced by African roots,...

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16 mai 2006

Cultural Effects

Jazz were born during the slavery period.Jazz developed in the latter part of the 19th cent. from black work songs, field shouts, sorrow songs, hymns, and spirituals whose harmonic, rhythmic, and melodic elements were African. An African population came...

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16 mai 2006

Correction du travail maison de Compréhension de

Correction du travail maison de Compréhension de l'écrit (interaction orale et trace écrite au tableau): 1- introduction "the text is an extract from "Uncle Tom's Cabin", a novel by Harriet Beacher Stowe published in 1852. The text is entitled "selling...

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16 mai 2006

The Slaves' living conditions

Slaves living conditions Slavery indicates the social condition of slaves, who is legally the property of another person. Slaves must obey all orders since their birth (or their catching), until their death. He can be buy by him oxners. It's necessary...

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16 mai 2006

TRADITIONALS’GARDENS WITH AN UNUSUAL BEAUTY

TRADITIONALS’GARDENS WITH AN UNUSUAL BEAUTY A Traditional Garden of Uncommon Beauty They lived in a beautiful place but could not enjoy its delights. From he 17th century onward, that was the lot of thousands of unfortunate Africans who were kidnapped...

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16 mai 2006

I have a dream and this is its beginning.

I am a twelve years old slave borned on a farm at the Tipof Maryland's Eastern shore. My only remaining living relatives are my brothers, sisters and cousins. I can not read or white because everyday I must hauling wood and taking care of my master's...

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15 mai 2006

What is slavery?

At first, the wolrd "esclave" comes from the word Slave because at the beginning of the Middle Ages, the Venetian ones sold in great number of Slavic pagan to the Moslem Arabs, which made a great consumption of whites slaves as well as blacks. The principal...

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15 mai 2006

The description of the habitation Ceron

The habitation Ceron is oin the commune of the Prêcheur, in the north of Maritnique. This old sugar refinery, built about 1650 is one of the oldest dwelling of the island. Opened with the public since 1993, t preserves the ruines still today (the dwelling...

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15 mai 2006

Slaves' living conditions

Slaves' life were sad and very hard. They didin't have rigths because they were considareted like things. The master was forbidden to torture slaves but it was necessary for the slaves to obey their masters. Slaves were prohibited to own anything. They...

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15 mai 2006

I am just a slave

I would want playing But I am not allowed to do that I am just a slave. I would want to do have friends But I don't have that I know only the whip and the chains Because I am a slave. I woud want free But I can't I am poor and black . And you? what did...

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14 mai 2006

A Road of Hope

I think that the Underground Railroad was symbol of FREEDOM for the slaves in Maryland. Even if certain slaves were died because they left to take the Underground Railroad, for most of them the Underground Railraod was like a luck, the departure of a...

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14 mai 2006

Adventure in the skin of a slave

In the adventure, I discovered a difficult and a hard life. A child who was twelve had to work all the time. He was to do domestic chores in the master's house but he, he lived in a diny cabin. He wasn't allowed to play. But it was necessary for him to...

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