Racism in the south

Before the war, it was defined as "prewar, especially the civil war in the United States" in the "dictionary" 1 In the prewar era of the southern part, many people possessed slaves. In the south, the farm is "the most basic unit of prewar economy, the most important factor". 2 But the center of these farms is a slave. So the southern slaves are the most important part of the southern economy. Although they are slaves in Africa, they still can still support their religious traditions and beliefs.

Since slavery strengthened racial discrimination in the south, the relationship between missionaries and Native Americans has also changed. All sectarian missionaries were the first one to call themselves "pillars of white authority". After purchasing Louisiana in 1803, farm culture expanded to the south deep and missionary work became an important factor in the expansion of Christians. The frontier missionary school brings ongoing Christian influence to the Native American community. Some missionaries learn the language, but some missionaries try to insist that indigenous children prevent their children from speaking their mother tongue and express Christian understanding in English. With the withdrawal of India in 1835 and tears of 1838, southern missionaries preached theology supporting slavery, emphasized obedience to his master, curse of Ham, biblical basis of racial slavery, slavery Of "civilization" was handed over. Parent's style owner

Slavery can be said to be the first and most devastating institution to promote racial discrimination against African Americans. Slave labor is the backbone of southern agriculture. This is also the most protected right in the south. Unlike Native American tribes, Africans are almost impossible to escape, as Africans resist disease in Europe and are separated from their home countries by the Atlantic Ocean. Through the provisions of "Three Five", "Import" and "Fugitive Slave", the Constitutionalists legalize slavery and grant slave federal constitutional rights to purchase, sell and possess slaves . From a legitimacy point of view, a slave is a wealth, not a human being. Despite slavery being abolished in the northern provinces, discrimination in every street is rampant. African-Americans, slaves, or freedom are not protected from racial discrimination

Douglas wrote when slavery became dominant in the south, Twain wrote in the "Second Slavery" that the official abolition of slavery in the south is racial discrimination and discrimination in general. Their impact on the public at that time is different, often the impact on readers is different. There are some comparisons between the images of slaves in the two novels. In the story of Douglas, he is telling us what the cruel slaves are experiencing - "The more she shouts loudly, the more he whipped up. In the fastest blood flow he is I have whipped for the longest time. " Chapter 1

Compare and contrast the image of slaves and expressions of free themes in Twain's "The Adventure of The Huckleberry Finn"