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AnswerI'd love to answer your question, but could you please formulate your question better? Than, I shall see what I can do.The Frisianwhy is the middle passage so significant in history
Yes. Because back then slaves werent treated like human beings.
They either got well as they worked, or they died.
John Jay owned several slaves, even though he supported the anti-slavery movement. Ok, wtf! answer, if he supported the anti slaves, why the hell would he own slaves? Is he sick in the head?
I think so- after the Industrial Revolution more slaves were needed to man the different machines
Famine and inhaling the air of other dead slaves' bacteria.
A lot of them died. A few got better. However, they were unlikely to receive any medical treatment. Live or die.
SICK - ill or diseased (noun : sickness)
unhealthy, diseased , sick
many africans died during the middle passage because of the conditions they were kept in, every one was strapped to the wooden benches tightly so close together, and there were no toilets so the africans had to 'go' where they were, many of them were sick and they had to be sick over there faces. and if one of them caught a desease many of them would catch it also because they were so close together.And if one of them died, imagain being laid next to them :'(
some rebelled.many got sick and died,none liked it obvoiusly
It depicts a time when slaves who were sick or dying would be thrown overboard while making their way to the US via the Middle Passage. The painting is also known for its dramatic contrast of how the sky and the ocean "merge around the distant ship".
If the slaves were sick, they would usually be thrown offboard and left to swim. This is because no-one would want to buy the sick slaves.
Not in the middle of August, but seriously, it was just as cold for the slaves as for the masters. The slaves had their cloaks and blankets for sleeping and if they were in an extremely cold climate, such as the mountains or maybe Britain, they had heavy clothing and braziers to heat their quarters if the hypocaust system did not reach there. No master or overseer wanted a bunch of sick slaves on their hands so they were reasonably well cared for.Not in the middle of August, but seriously, it was just as cold for the slaves as for the masters. The slaves had their cloaks and blankets for sleeping and if they were in an extremely cold climate, such as the mountains or maybe Britain, they had heavy clothing and braziers to heat their quarters if the hypocaust system did not reach there. No master or overseer wanted a bunch of sick slaves on their hands so they were reasonably well cared for.Not in the middle of August, but seriously, it was just as cold for the slaves as for the masters. The slaves had their cloaks and blankets for sleeping and if they were in an extremely cold climate, such as the mountains or maybe Britain, they had heavy clothing and braziers to heat their quarters if the hypocaust system did not reach there. No master or overseer wanted a bunch of sick slaves on their hands so they were reasonably well cared for.Not in the middle of August, but seriously, it was just as cold for the slaves as for the masters. The slaves had their cloaks and blankets for sleeping and if they were in an extremely cold climate, such as the mountains or maybe Britain, they had heavy clothing and braziers to heat their quarters if the hypocaust system did not reach there. No master or overseer wanted a bunch of sick slaves on their hands so they were reasonably well cared for.Not in the middle of August, but seriously, it was just as cold for the slaves as for the masters. The slaves had their cloaks and blankets for sleeping and if they were in an extremely cold climate, such as the mountains or maybe Britain, they had heavy clothing and braziers to heat their quarters if the hypocaust system did not reach there. No master or overseer wanted a bunch of sick slaves on their hands so they were reasonably well cared for.Not in the middle of August, but seriously, it was just as cold for the slaves as for the masters. The slaves had their cloaks and blankets for sleeping and if they were in an extremely cold climate, such as the mountains or maybe Britain, they had heavy clothing and braziers to heat their quarters if the hypocaust system did not reach there. No master or overseer wanted a bunch of sick slaves on their hands so they were reasonably well cared for.Not in the middle of August, but seriously, it was just as cold for the slaves as for the masters. The slaves had their cloaks and blankets for sleeping and if they were in an extremely cold climate, such as the mountains or maybe Britain, they had heavy clothing and braziers to heat their quarters if the hypocaust system did not reach there. No master or overseer wanted a bunch of sick slaves on their hands so they were reasonably well cared for.Not in the middle of August, but seriously, it was just as cold for the slaves as for the masters. The slaves had their cloaks and blankets for sleeping and if they were in an extremely cold climate, such as the mountains or maybe Britain, they had heavy clothing and braziers to heat their quarters if the hypocaust system did not reach there. No master or overseer wanted a bunch of sick slaves on their hands so they were reasonably well cared for.Not in the middle of August, but seriously, it was just as cold for the slaves as for the masters. The slaves had their cloaks and blankets for sleeping and if they were in an extremely cold climate, such as the mountains or maybe Britain, they had heavy clothing and braziers to heat their quarters if the hypocaust system did not reach there. No master or overseer wanted a bunch of sick slaves on their hands so they were reasonably well cared for.
AnswerI'd love to answer your question, but could you please formulate your question better? Than, I shall see what I can do.The Frisianwhy is the middle passage so significant in history
the africans would have bloody diarrhea on themselves and be sick on themselves and using the toilet on themselves but the worst I think would be to the africans is the wiping.
throw it away or you'll get more sick plants