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Farah Al-taher
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Chapter 1
00:02
Chapter 2
01:09
Chapter 3
01:14
Chapter 4
02:11
Chapter 5
02:17
Chapter 6
02:55
Chapter 7
03:39
Chapter 8
03:39
Chapter 9
03:39
Chapter 10
03:39
Chapter 11
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life in the colonies,
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each life in the colony differentiated from one another
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from their wealth to the class to their gender, but also from where they came from
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from northern and south.
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Now let's begin
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Northern society. Northern Society was very diverse for its time.
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It had many European settlers, from Germans to Jews.
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Northern colonies did not use as much slaves as the self did,
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because northern soil is very non fertile.
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And they didn't focus there,
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um, their economic way using like
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farming or agriculture.
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But they were. But the African Americans were very were treated very harshly
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because of much predators and racism.
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Northern society did not allow women to vote, not do anything a man could,
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but they were expected to submit to their husbands.
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And if they deviated from that or deviated from the perfect woman,
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they would have been burned to the stakes and be called witches.
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This is what happened in the same in which tries.
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Here's a picture of the scene in which is what is happening.
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Yeah,
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the Southern Society.
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The 1000 society was not as diverse as the northern society,
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but they were still European settlements there,
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but mostly it was made out of made of some farmers, like small farmers.
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But the wealthy farmers and the people who
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had many plantations who controlled most of all
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of the power in the south
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southern colonies, used many slaves because of their fertile soil.
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They needed people to grow plants and pick them out,
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and it was the pinnacle of the slave trade
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1000.
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Society did not allow as much as the northern society
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because the Northern Society was more progressive in its time,
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But they were still, but they were still taught the basics of how to read,
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write and how to act enormous society.
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Here's a picture of some slaves at a plantation.
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The Enlightenment.
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What's the Enlightenment?
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The Enlightenment took in the 17 hundreds and was a new wave of American thought.
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There were many new ideas in the $700 but the indictment was one of them.
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The movement focused more on logic and reasoning, but
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unless on, um, spirituality and God, but they but they still believe that
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many governments must respect everyone's personal rights,
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which was ironic.
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This movement was founded by Benjamin Franklin, who also made several inventions
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and and well, let's look at an opposing thought. The great awakening.
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The great awakening was
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also, um, a movement in the American.
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But it was countered out by the
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Enlightenment because the great awakening focuses more on
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focused more on the spiritual and God and emotion side than the logic and reasoning.
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Um, and it was made by Puritans,
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and it was the first time that many people
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of different cultures went to a church and met
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this also. But this was a contrary to the Enlightenment.
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Mhm.
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How did the slaves,
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um how did African American people cope with the idea of being being left at home?
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They brought many aspects of the culture to America.
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They made pottery, they sang songs. And this is still present.
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To this day, jazz music was made by slaves and people who had
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Thanks for listening.
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