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marriage null and void since it did not occur in a Christian
church. She was forced to travel to England in order to help
Rolfe save his people and keep hers from annihilation.
Follow up-
Summarize what you learned from the Mattaponi Tribe and
include in your analysis the debate between historians of
European descent and those that are Native American about how
to write the history of Indian peoples. Make sure you discuss
whether you agree or disagree, explaining why or why not, with
the Mattaponi version of the Pocahontas story.
You must cite sources using one of the three formats and
following your major's designated style: MLA, APA, CS, Kate
L. Turabian's Manual, and the Chicago Manual of Style (CMS).
YOU MUST CITE YOUR SOURCES!

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Slavery was not invented in the USA. It has been a scourge of humanity and developed when agriculture emerged after the ice age in the Magdalenian around 12,000 years BCE. Anglo-Saxons in America were plain fools. They made it a real industry by systematically strengthening what the Spaniards and Portuguese were already doing, turning what was a crime into something like a holocaust. We have to consider tens of millions of people were imported as slaves to the English colonies in North America and probably fifty percent of the Africans captured or bought in Africa never reached America, and were thrown overboard during the voyage, mostly dead or plainly sick. and yet it was one of the most profitable commercial enterprises in the whole history of humanity. But the Anglo-Saxons based their reasoning on a fully racist opinion that became so deeply engraved in the American consciousness that it is the core of the US constitution and all possible corrections introduced since 1789 cannot erase the racism so deeply imprinted in the minds of the whites in these USA. White supremacy is the very starting point of America, and there is probably no cure for this sin, some will say, crime, I do say.

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What is most remarkable about the biography of Father Augustine Tolton, “From Slave to Priest,” is how many Catholic clergy, including priests, nuns, and bishops, both American and Roman, both in those years after the Civil War and during Reconstruction, were eager to help this barely literate former black slave gain a clerical education and encourage and enable him to study for the priesthood. After escaping slavery, Augustine Tolton became literate in four languages, English, German, Latin, and Greek. After studying for the priesthood for many years and gaining many letters of recommendations from his priests, he was accepted at the Franciscan seminary in Rome, since no seminary in America would accept blacks who wished to study for the priesthood. After he was ordained, his biographer tells us, “Father Tolton made the daily rounds of his parish, stepping over the uneven brick pavements and cobbled sidewalks or climbing steep rickety stairs. All too often he was horrified by the squalor, the ravages of poverty and disease, the prevalence of dissipation and vice. Many of his people were ex-slaves and totally illiterate; others suffered just as severely from moral deprivation.” “Day after day Father Tolton was seen coming in or out of the shacks, the rat-infested hovels and tenement houses. He listened compassionately to complaints of unemployment, desertion, injustice, depravity. Father Tolton knew how to bring hope and comfort to the sick and dying; he knew how to mitigate human suffering and sorrow because he himself had experienced the lash of the slave driver as well as the lash of the white man’s tongue.” YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/dZbzWJkAf5k Our blog on Father Tolton: http://www.seekingvirtueandwisdom.com/father-augustine-tolton-from-slave-to-priest/ Please support our channel when purchasing these books from Amazon: From Slave to Priest: The Inspirational Story of Father Augustine Tolton, by Caroline Hemesath https://amzn.to/3je7rmW

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