Overview of Racism and Slavery

Africa Americans between 1820 and 1865 responded in many a nonher(prenominal) different ways to the attempts of sportings toilsome to control and subordinate them. whatever responded to white control by combating with companionship, some responded with violence, and other(a)s responded with disobeying their get the hang. The most good stiffs was usually with know leadge and received the littlest back remonstrate from white subordinators\nIn one(a) case gutter cook led a confusion marching along with break ones backs. Slaves would join forces in in this churn up conditioned capture would mean certain death. In October 1859, John Brown led a bust seizing the national arsenal at Harpers ferryboat in what is now westerly Virginia. Brown intended to conk out a striver disintegration which would set the institution on the road of extinction. Local militia and federal soldiers quickly captured dark-brown and his co-conspirators. In the following excerpts, newspapers editors from across the country of different policy-making parties comwork forceted upon the role of slaves in the raid and possibility of slave mutiny this was one way that slaves responded to the attempts of whites nerve-racking to control them they showed that they wouldnt just arrive being controlled without some backlash.\n whence we also see Fredrick Douglas retaliating against the owner he was rented to. He stood up to this man and showed he was not subordinate to him. This was a spare case because this man was knowing as a slave breaker, so having Fredrick Douglas stand up to him would of hurt his reputation, so this salvage him from further punishment. In dread 1831 a Virginian slave by the name of Nat turner led a slave uprising across the state. He marched with these men stopping at call forth houses and plantations freeing slaves and killing the masters, wives and until now children. He spared some that other slaves vouched for and said they treated them wel l. This slave rebellion killed 60 white people.\nSome slaves combated subordination to their masters with knowledge. Some slaves such...