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Lenna 2022-01-02 08:01:39
Amistad-I also have a dream
If you did not read "A Closer Look at the United States", you would not know the famous "Amistad" case in the history of the abolition of slavery in the United States, nor would you know that the great director Spielberg made this lawsuit into a movie; if you did not read " "A Closer Look at the...
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Arden 2022-03-25 09:01:10
shining freedom
Just finished watching. It's beautiful. The scene of these black people being abused on the boat is simply appalling. The history of slavery is really disturbing. Part of the responsibility for the development of society and the country is probably to eliminate such injustices. Still have to look...

Jeremy Shelton
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Ambrose 2022-04-24 07:01:14
The so-called prelude to the American Revolutionary War, the slave riots on the Amsda, and the subsequent court rescue operations in the United States, represent a challenge to the southern serfdom by the American northern judicial community. After reading it, you will understand that American independence The war is not a civil war that broke out simply to save the black people, it is a war about human freedom and the redemption of human nature. Linda's "I have a dream too" has a very long introduction to this story
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Jasen 2022-04-22 07:01:33
The first half of freedom made tears. In fact, I was only interested after watching Linda's "A Closer Look at America". It is good to have analysis of major historical events. Later, I was so sleepy that I fell asleep and woke up to continue reading. Sam, from a free man to a slave, returned home by the confrontation of the Americans, but his home was destroyed and he continued to be sold into slavery. Life is never easy, but you can't give up the present because of the future. It is to fight for the future, to fight today
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[the slave fortress in Sierra Leone is being bombarded from sea]
Captain Fitzgerald: Fire. Fire. Fire. Take a letter, Ensign. To His Honor, the United States Secretary of State, Mr. John Forsyth. My dear Mr. Forsyth, it is my great pleasure to inform you that you are, in fact, correct. The slave fortress in Sierra Leone does not exist.
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