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  • 1415

    Prince Henry's Caper

    Prince Henry's Caper
    Prince Henry was the son of king John of Portugal.He convinced king john to capture the man Muslim trading depot from the northeastern tip of Morocco.
  • Period: 1415 to

    "History of Racism and Antiracism."

  • 1450

    The world's first Racist

    The world's first Racist
    Prince Henry nor king John of Portugal was given the title World's First Racist because the truth is capturing people wasn't an unusual thing back then. Just a fact of life.
  • 1450

    First known African Racist

    First known African Racist
    Either way, Zurara's documentation of the racist idea that africans needed slavery in order to be fed and taught Jesus and that it was all ordained by god
  • The San Juan Bautista

    The San Juan Bautista
    The San Juan Bautista was hijacked by two pirates ships. The Bautista was carrying 350 Angolans because Latin american slaveholders had already figured out their own slave trading system and had enslaved 250,000 people.
  • Richard Mather Whose sailed into a storm

    Richard Mather Whose sailed into a storm
    They landed in america after treacherous trips especially Richard Mather, whose ship sailed into a storm in 1635 and almost collided was a massive rock in the ocean. Mather of course saw his survival of this journey to america as a miracle and became devoted to God.
  • About Cotton and Mather. They were Puritans About Puritans

    About Cotton and Mather. They were Puritans About Puritans
    About Cotton and Mather. They were Puritans About Puritans. They were English Protestants who believed the reformation of the church of England was basically watering down Christianity and they sought to regulate it to keep it more disciplined and rigid.
  • Cotton Mather

    Cotton Mather
    By the time Cotton Mather heard about Bacon's Rebellion, he was already in college. An eleven year old Harvard student, he was obviously a nerd, and on top of all that, he was extremely religious.
  • Richard Baxter

    Richard Baxter
    There was a piece in 1664 by the British minister Richard Baxter called A Christian Directory.He believed slavery was helpful for African people.
  • Metacomet a Native american war leader

    Metacomet a Native american war leader
    A man named Metacomet, a Native American war leader was killed which basically ended the battle in 1676.Puritans cut up his body as if it were a hog's and paraded his remains around Plymouth.
  • Antislavery Petition

    Antislavery Petition
    They circulated an antislavery petition on April 18 1688 denouncing oppression due to skin color by equating it with oppression due to religion.
  • The First Great Awakening

    The First Great Awakening
    Enslavers became more open to these ideas over time right up until the First Great Awakening which swept through colonies in the 1730s, spearheaded by a Connecticut man named Jonathan Edwards.
  • The American Philosophical Society

    The American Philosophical Society
    Benjamin Franklin started a club called the American Philosophical Society in 1743 in Philadelphia. It was modeled after the Royal Society In England and served as, basically a club for smart (white) people
  • John Wheatly, Phillis's adoptive father

    John Wheatly, Phillis's adoptive father
    So in 1772 John Wheatley, Phillis's adoptive father, got eighteen of the smartest men in america together in boston so that they could test her. See if a black person could really be intelligent and liberate as Phillis.