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ANTONII [103]
2 years ago
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“An Address to Miss Phillis Wheatley” and “On Being Brought from Africa to America” are two foundational early-American poems th

at depict the experiences and perspectives of two enslaved people. Draw upon what you have read in the texts, as well as the Literary Focus lesson, to analyze the ways in which these poems reflect the themes and issues of the Colonial and Early National Period. Cite evidence from both texts to explain and justify your analysis.
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lana [24]2 years ago
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The poems have as their theme the religious violence that enslaved Africans suffered in the colonial period of America.

<h3>How is this violence portrayed?</h3>
  • Africans were forced to convert to Christianity.
  • Africans were forced to see their homelands and origins as pagan and diabolical elements.
  • Africans were forced to see their skin and conditions as symbols of sin.

This religious violence aimed to justify slavery. For this reason, colonists taught slaves that slavery was a blessing programmed by God to lead Africans out of paganism and allow them to receive divine salvation.

However, even becoming Christians, Africans were seen as sinful elements that represented non-Christian precepts.

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