Freedmen had it much easier than the newly freed slaves. Former slaves especially in southern United States were harassed and attacked. Any miss-step could result in lynchings. The passing of the Jim Crow laws only furthered this punishment by making it completely legal to attack and murder African Americans. This is especially evident in the case of Emmet Till in the mid 1900's who was murdered for whistling at a white woman. Hope that helps!
A man who fought for rights in India through civil disobedience
Olaudah Equiano was a former slave in who had a significant impact on British society. One of the accomplishments he most recognized for is his book, titled "The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano." This autobiography, published in 1789, discussed his personal experiences as a slave.
This book opened up many peoples eyes to the cruelty of slavery, specifically the Transatlantic slave trade that was occurring during the late 18th century. His book helped make the case for the ending of this slave trade. Ultimately, Britain passes the Slave Trade Act of 1807, ending the African slave trade.
Answer: I fell REALYYY MAD and I would rather die then pray to the king
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The first one I think hope it helsps :)