The columbian exchange was ironic because a huge disease broke out when new settlers came to Europe
In general, "totem poles" and "wigwams" were characteristics of the Northwest Indian cultures, since there were no buffalo in the region. Of course these traditions varied slightly with the tribe in question.
Splitting of families--the passage accounts the selling of children and tearing apart of families at the slave block.
As slaves were not seen as capable of having family relationships, the selling of children was quite common. Children were often ripped from the arms of mothers as soon as the child could be used for labor. The reproduction of children made women valuable and allowed for slave masters and traders to make money off of the females.
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