Phillis Wheatley and her family faced opposition and criticism due to their race and social status, rather than any specific enemies. As an enslaved African American poet in the 18th century, she experienced prejudice and discrimination from society at large.
Phylis Wheatley did not have a family she was bought by the Wheatley family
did phillis wheatley have any sisters and brothers
She was captured at 7 in 1760. Her family were takn to.
Phillis Wheatley was not formally educated in a traditional school setting. She was taught to read and write by the Wheatley family who enslaved her.
no
Phillis Wheatley showed her devotion to the Wheatley family through her poetry. Many of her poems were dedicated to members of the Wheatley family, expressing gratitude and loyalty. She also wrote poems that highlighted the family's support and kindness towards her.
her step family took her to a school to learn the bible
great because she got took at the age of 8
The Nazis wanted to kill her and her family, simply for being Jews.
Sadly we will never actually know. She MAY have had tb or any mumber of respiratory diseases
Yes she did but they got separated when john wheatley bought her
King Herod and his family despised John the Baptist and were responsible for his death.