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A person or animal that catches or confines another.
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How did the captors of Marie Antoinette treat her?
Marie Antoinette's captors were the revolutionaries who believed that her extravagence and Austrian-ness was the cause of the poverty they suffered. They clearly would have treated her terribly, but alive so they could try and execute her.
Why do Smith's captors spare Smith's life after slaying his men?
The reason that Smith's captors spared Smith's life after slaying his men was because they felt he could be useful to them if he were kept alive. They wanted him to help with trade relations.
African captors and European slave traders traded which what for slaves?
liquor, guns, and metal goods for the slaves
Most africans taken into slavery were?
Prisoners of war, whose cash-value was regarded by their captors as almost nil.
What are the names of the islands that napoleon was sent to?
Napoleon was first sent to Elba, an island in the Mediterranean sea, after his first abdication. He escaped and recaptured power for a short time. After his definitive defeat in 1815, the British deported him in the south Atlantic island of Saint Helena.He died there in 1821, treacherously poisoned by his captors according to some historians.
Richard was being taken to the prison by his captors. Change it into active sentence.?
Richard went to the prison with his captors.
What type of captors might attempt to use a captives activites to influence world opinion?
both constrained and unconstrained captors
Does captors have a synonym?
no, it actually doesn't
What is a synonym for abductors?
captors, kidnappers
What rhymes with raptors?
* captors * chapters * actors * adapters
What are the release dates for Britain's Bulwarks No- 2 Messines and Its Irish Captors - 1918?
Britain's Bulwarks No- 2 Messines and Its Irish Captors - 1918 was released on: USA: 19 May 1918
How did Equiano react to his white captors?
Equiano initially felt fear and confusion towards his white captors when he was taken as a slave. However, over time, he learned to adapt and navigate the complexities of his situation by observing and learning from them. Ultimately, Equiano's interactions with his captors shaped his understanding of the world and influenced his later efforts to promote abolitionism.
What is a captors?
A captor is a person who holds another person captive, usually against their will. Captors may be involved in kidnapping, hostage situations, or other forms of unlawful confinement.
How is explotation in captivity defined?
the use of captives to advance the captors cause
What syndrome has to do with captives identifying with their captors?
Commonly known as the "Stockholm Syndrome"
Why does Equiano think that some of his captors on board the ship are spirits?
BEcause
What do Rowlandson's captors do for her while she carries her wounded child?
Rowlandson's captors help carry her child when she is unable to, fetch water for her, and offer some basic medical assistance by preparing a poultice for her child's wound.
