The Amistad‬ Revolt In 1839, Africans took control of the Spanish slave boat called La Amistad while sailing along the coast of Cuba. The African captives, led by Joseph Cinque, escaped their shackles and killed many of the crew, but spared a few to sail the ship back to their home to Sierra Leone. However, the crew tricked them, sailing north where they were apprehended near Long Island, New York. After a highly publicized court trial, the African captives were released as free men.
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But I think y'all are missing the pattern in all of the uprisings, just as people in general are missing the pattern in the rise and fall of civilizations. Y'all are just focusing on the events alone and not picking up on anything else.
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This is a great thread Chairman.
But I think y'all are missing the pattern in all of the uprisings, just as people in general are missing the pattern in the rise and fall of civilizations. Y'all are just focusing on the events alone and not picking up on anything else.
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how you figure dat pattacake ::confused:: you ignoring my posts...did I not include an extension that leads up to current time ::confused::
and the general interconnections are clear we dont have to note them in this case. if you want to develop a pattern yourself why dont ya ::confused:: ::confused::
go on..giver us some insight of your very own on the developments of any one of those events...say the Haitian revolution........... ::confused::
