Even though he had studied under the abolitionist Dr. Rush in Philadelphia, Cartwright contributed ideas and literature to those southerners who defended slavery. He is now most well-known for describing a condition he called "drapetomania", or the desire to flee from servitude. According to Cartwright, drapetomania is a mental disorder akin to alienation [madness]. He said that slaves should be kept in a submissive state and treated like children, with "care, kindness, attention, and humanity to prevent and cure them from running away."
He did not have any slaves
if slaves showed sines of disease they would be killed if they worked in the house or not cared for if they worked in the fields
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Yes Samuel Prescott was of African descent. His family was originally taken to America as slaves. It is not politically correct to say black.
Malaria
Yes, many died from disease.
They used slaves for cheap labor.
how dose the text descibe the voyage of slaves to the new world
Most Native American slaves died from disease or overwork
the incas had a disease spread to them when the Spaniards arrived.
On this journey to the new world, slaves faced harsh physical conditions such as overcrowding, poor sanitation, and lack of proper nourishment leading to sickness and diseases. They also experienced brutal treatment from the crew, including physical abuse and violence. Many slaves endured psychological trauma from the trauma of being forcibly taken from their homes and families, as well as the uncertainty of their future as enslaved individuals in a foreign land. Additionally, language barriers and communication issues added to the difficulties faced by slaves during the journey.
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